Majnu, often referred to as a "lover," is a character from South Asian folklore, particularly associated with the story of Laila. He is celebrated for his deep, unwavering love and devotion to her. The tale of Majnu and Laila is a classic example of romantic tragedy, highlighting themes of love, sacrifice, and longing. In the narrative, Majnu's love for Laila is so profound that he becomes a symbol of passionate devotion. His name has transcended the story, becoming synonymous with the idea of a hopeless romantic. The legend of Majnu continues to inspire various forms of art, literature, and music across cultures.