A Hindu View of Arts by Dattopant Thengdi presents an insightful analysis of the relationship between Hinduism and the arts. In this book, Thengdi explores how art, in its various forms, is deeply interwoven with the spiritual and cultural fabric of Hindu philosophy. He emphasizes the idea that the purpose of art in Hindu tradition is not just aesthetic pleasure but also spiritual elevation and the expression of deeper truths. Thengdi argues that the Hindu worldview sees art as a means of connecting the material and the divine, reflecting the holistic and integrated nature of life. The book is a thoughtful exploration of how the values and principles of Hinduism have shaped and can continue to influence artistic expression in the modern world.