Bhoganarasimha is a form of the Hindu god Vishnu, depicted as a half-man, half-lion. This avatar represents the divine protection of devotees and is particularly revered in the Vaishnavism tradition. The name "Bhoganarasimha" translates to "the Lord who enjoys" and signifies the balance between ferocity and benevolence. This deity is often associated with the Narasimha avatar, which emerged to protect Prahlada, a devoted follower, from his demon father Hiranyakashipu. Temples dedicated to Bhoganarasimha can be found in various parts of India, showcasing intricate sculptures and vibrant rituals that celebrate his protective nature.