Sanskritization is a social process in which lower castes or communities adopt the rituals, practices, and beliefs of higher castes, particularly those associated with Hinduism. This phenomenon often involves the emulation of the customs of the Brahmins, the priestly class, to gain social status and acceptance within the caste hierarchy. The process of Sanskritization can lead to changes in social identity and cultural practices, as communities seek to align themselves with the perceived prestige of higher castes. It reflects the dynamic nature of caste relations in India and highlights how cultural practices can influence social mobility.