On the occasion of Hanuman Jayanti, devotees go to the Hanuman temple, offer sindoor (red vermilion) to Lord Hanuman, read Sunderkand Path, and pray to Lord Hanuman.

Lord Hanuman is an incarnation of Mahadeva. Devotees believe that one can improve life's harmony, and success by praying to Lord Hanuman.

Hanuman Jayanti marks the birth anniversary of Maruti Nandan, which is celebrated with much fanfare by followers of Lord Hanuman, with temples across the country getting busy with worshippers.

In Hinduism, the Hanuman Jayanti celebration is also known as Bajrangbali Jayanti, Anjaneya Jayanti, Hanumath Jayanti, and Hanuman Janamotsav.

Processions are an integral part of Hanuman Jayanti celebrations, featuring bhajan-kirtans, saffron flags, kalash yatras, traditional drums, and spirited slogans in praise of Lord Hanuman.

The style and scale of Hanuman Jayanti processions vary across different regions, reflecting local traditions and fervour.