Lord Vithoba, also known as Vithal or Vitthal, is a revered deity in Hinduism, particularly in the state of Maharashtra, India. He is considered a form of Lord Krishna and is often depicted as a young man with a dark complexion, standing on a brick, with his hands raised in a welcoming gesture. Vithoba is associated with the Bhakti movement, which emphasizes devotion to God and the importance of personal faith. Devotees of Lord Vithoba often visit the famous temple in Pandharpur, where he is worshipped with great fervor. The annual Wari pilgrimage attracts thousands of followers who sing devotional songs and participate in processions. Vithoba symbolizes love, compassion, and the idea of divine presence in everyday life, making him a beloved figure among his followers.