Rishi is a term often used in Hinduism to refer to a sage or seer, someone who has attained a high level of spiritual knowledge and insight. Rishis are believed to have the ability to perceive truths beyond ordinary human understanding and are often credited with composing ancient texts, including the Vedas. In modern contexts, "Rishi" can also be a common name in India and among people of Indian descent. It symbolizes wisdom and spiritual depth, reflecting the qualities associated with the ancient sages. The name is sometimes used in various cultural references, including literature and film.