Balabhadra, also known as Balarama, is a significant figure in Hindu mythology, particularly in the Mahabharata and Puranas. He is the elder brother of Krishna and is often depicted as a strong and powerful character, symbolizing strength and agricultural prosperity. Balabhadra is associated with the plow and is considered a deity of farming. In many traditions, Balabhadra is worshipped alongside Krishna, and their stories highlight themes of brotherhood and loyalty. He is often portrayed with a plow and a mace, representing his dual role as a protector and a cultivator. His character embodies the virtues of duty and righteousness in the face of challenges.