Modern Indian Mythological Boy Names

Here we have mentioned the unique, modern, and easy-to-pronounce names of Indian Mythology, hoping that you will like it.



• 1. Abhimanyu – Son of Arjuna; brave warrior of Mahabharata.
• 2. Adityan – Sun God; radiant and powerful.
• 3. Agnivesh – Flame of fire; linked with Agni, the Fire God.
• 4. Akroor – Kind-hearted Yadava chief, devoted to Krishna.
• 5. Amarendra – Immortal king; title of Indra, the king of Gods.
• 6. Anant – Infinite, eternal; associated with Lord Vishnu’s serpent, Ananta Shesha.
• 7. Arindam – Destroyer of enemies; a title of Arjuna.
• 8. Arjun – Mahabharata hero; known for strength and focus.
• 9. Ashwatthama – Son of Dronacharya; immortal warrior.
• 10. Ayushman – Blessed with long life; divine blessing.
• 11. Baladitya – The rising sun; childhood form of the Sun God.
• 12. Balram – Elder brother of Lord Krishna; symbol of strength.
• 13. Bharat – Son of King Dushyanta; brother of Lord Rama.
• 14. Bhavesh – Lord of the world; another name for Shiva.
• 15. Bhim – One of the Pandavas; mighty and strong.
• 16. Chakrapani – Holder of the divine discus; Lord Vishnu.
• 17. Chitragupt – Keeper of deeds; divine accountant of Dharma.
• 18. Dakshesh – Lord Shiva; also means skilled and able one.
• 19. Damodar – Childhood name of Lord Krishna, tied with a rope around his belly.
• 20. Darsh – Another name of Krishna; also means sight or vision.
• 21. Devadatt – Gift of the Gods; Arjuna’s conch in Mahabharata.
• 22. Devendra – King of Gods; Lord Indra.
• 23. Dharmesh – Lord of Dharma; righteous one.
• 24. Dhanvin – Lord Rama; wielder of the bow.
• 25. Dinesh – Sun God; ruler of the day.
• 26. Ekadant – Single-tusked; a name of Lord Ganesha.
• 27. Gaurinandan – Son of Goddess Parvati; Lord Ganesha.
• 28. Gopal – Protector of cows; childhood name of Krishna.
• 29. Govind – Lord Krishna; protector of cattle.
• 30. Hanumant – Lord Hanuman; symbol of devotion and strength.
• 31. Harinarayan – Another name for Lord Vishnu.
• 32. Harshavardhan – One who increases joy; also a great king’s name.
• 33. Indrajit – Son of Ravana; conqueror of Indra.
• 34. Ishaan – Lord Shiva; also Sun in the northeast direction.
• 35. Janardhan – Protector of mankind; Lord Vishnu.
• 36. Jayant – Victorious; son of Indra.
• 37. Kartikeya – God of war; son of Shiva and Parvati.
• 38. Kaushik – Name of Sage Vishwamitra; meaning wise and pure.
• 39. Kesava – One with long hair; a name of Lord Krishna.
• 40. Krishnansh – Part of Lord Krishna.
• 41. Lakshman – Brother of Rama; symbol of loyalty.
• 42. Lokesh – Lord of the world; another name for Shiva.
• 43. Madhava – Sweet like honey; another name of Krishna.
• 44. Mahadev – The great God; Lord Shiva.
• 45. Manikanta – One with a gem around his neck; Lord Ayyappa.
• 46. Matsya – Fish incarnation of Lord Vishnu.
• 47. Mayur – Peacock; vehicle of Kartikeya.
• 48. Mohan – Charming; another name of Krishna.
• 49. Mukund – Savior; another name for Vishnu/Krishna.
• 50. Nakul – One of the Pandavas; skilled and handsome.
• 51. Mitravinda – Krishna’s queen; symbol of friendship.
• 52. Murari – Slayer of demon Mura; another name of Krishna.
• 53. Narayan – Supreme God; Lord Vishnu.
• 54. Nataraj – King of dance; form of Lord Shiva.
• 55. Nishit – Night; linked with Shiva’s calm nature.
• 56. Paramesh – The supreme God; Lord Shiva.
• 57. Partha – Son of Pritha (Kunti); another name of Arjuna.
• 58. Pradyumna – Son of Lord Krishna; symbol of courage.
• 59. Prajwal – Eternal flame; light of divinity.
• 60. Pushkar – Sacred lotus; symbol of purity.
• 61. Raghava – Descendant of Raghu; Lord Rama.
• 62. Rajendra – King of kings; connected with Indra.
• 63. Rama – Lord Rama; embodiment of virtue.
• 64. Ramesh – Lord of Rama; another name of Vishnu.
• 65. Rishi – Sage; wise man of Vedic times.
• 66. Rudra – Fierce form of Lord Shiva.
• 67. Sanjaya – Victorious; Dhritarashtra’s charioteer in Mahabharata.
• 68. Satyavrat – Devoted to truth; righteous soul.
• 69. Satyavan – Truthful one; husband of Savitri.
• 70. Shaurya – Valor; bravery, linked to warrior gods.
• 71. Shivaansh – Part of Lord Shiva.
• 72. Shravan – Devoted son in Ramayana.
• 73. Shreshth – The best; symbol of divine excellence.
• 74. Shubham – Auspicious; connected with goodness.
• 75. Somnath – Lord of the Moon; another name of Shiva.
• 76. Sudama – Childhood friend of Krishna.
• 77. Sudarshan – Vishnu’s divine weapon; Sudarshan Chakra.
• 78. Surya – Sun God; source of life and light.
• 79. Sushant – Peaceful; calm-minded.
• 80. Swaminath – Lord Ganesha; son of Shiva and Parvati.
• 81. Takshak – Mythological serpent king.
• 82. Trilokesh – Lord of the three worlds.
• 83. Udayan – Rising; linked to glory and victory.
• 84. Ujjwal – Bright; shining with divinity.
• 85. Upendra – Brother of Indra; Vishnu in Vamana avatar.
• 86. Vaibhav – Prosperity; grandeur and wealth.
• 87. Vaishnav – Devotee of Lord Vishnu.
• 88. Vajra – Indra’s divine weapon; symbol of strength.
• 89. Varun – God of water and oceans.
• 90. Vedant – Ultimate knowledge; derived from the Vedas.
• 91. Vibhu – All-powerful; another name of Vishnu.
• 92. Vidur – Wise counselor in Mahabharata.
• 93. Vighnesh – Lord Ganesha; remover of obstacles.
• 94. Vishal – Immense; grand like the universe.
• 95. Vishesh – Special; unique and blessed.
• 96. Yudhisthir – Eldest Pandava; symbol of truth and justice.
• 97. Aniruddha – Grandson of Krishna; powerful warrior.
• 98. Nandan – Son; beloved child blessed by gods.
• 99. Chaturbhuj – Four-armed; form of Vishnu.
• 100. Parikshit – Grandson of Arjuna; wise Kuru king.