Mohini is a character from Hindu mythology, known as the enchanting female avatar of the god Vishnu. She is often depicted as a beautiful woman who uses her charm and allure to captivate others. Mohini plays a significant role in various legends, particularly in the story of the churning of the ocean, where she helps distribute the nectar of immortality, amrita, to the gods while deceiving the demons. In addition to her role in mythology, Mohini symbolizes the concept of illusion and the power of femininity. She represents the idea that beauty and charm can be used for both good and mischievous purposes. Her stories highlight themes of deception, balance, and the interplay between good and evil in the universe.