The murals of India have been established as one of the greatest and most sublime traditions of the art of the world. The murals on Ajanta Caves is one of the greatest art created ever in the history of humankind. This is India’s deepest cultural connection to all the countries of Asia. The paintings of Ajanta are recognized and deeply revered by art historians and Buddhist priests. I am proud to see my work on Ajanta Caves getting saved.
Mr. Benoy Behl
Legendary Photographer, Known for Introducing Ajanta Caves to the world
Ajanta caves are a testament of human brilliance in architecture, painting and sculpture. They are also a beautiful reminder of the important role religion played in our history. The easy and fluent style, strong and contrasting colours used to bring large groups of people to life through these paintings is simply awe inspiring. A visit to Ajanta caves always makes you feel humbled and you wish these paintings could stay on like these for eternity.
Mr.Sachin Nandgaokar
President & CEO, Member of Management Board at RPG Enterprises
Ajanta Caves: A synonym of art, beauty & mystery all combined in one…
Ms. Chandni Kapadia
COO & Governing Board Member, GLS University, and a prominent lawyer
The Ajanta Caves are glorious cultural masterpieces – a testament to mankind’s culture. Documenting copies of the frescos and replicas of the murals is an essential exercise and will be wonderful for generations to come. A window into our history and heritage, these paintings depict unparalleled beauty. They provide a glimpse not only into the clothing and jewellery choices, but also depict social standing, customs and mores. I commend this initiative to preserve this timeless piece of history that will facilitate the understanding of art and wish you all the best.
Mr. Sanjay Budhia
Managing Director, Patton International
Ajanta caves are the ultimate example of ancient traditional Indian art with an astonishing perfection. The paintings and sculptures showing happiness, unity and produced one of the sovereign testaments of Hindu Art. It steels our heart with its finest paintings and murals. Ajanta caves huge monastery and sculptures describing the story of Buddhism. It also describes the ancient traditional health wisdoms – Siddha Veda lineage. The head of this lineage was Vaidya Jivaka who was the personal physician to Lord Buddha. I am practising the same Siddha Veda Lineage of Ancient Wisdoms. Ajanta caves monuments are very close to our heart.
Dr. Smita Naram
Founder, Ayushakti Ayurved
Preserving art in film format for the future none if us will see, is a brilliant idea! In many ways the art of Ajanta is just that as well. Unknown, unnamed and indeed unrecognized artists even, have their art immortalized for us to see….after all these years! This step to preserve the art further is unique, and very far-thinking! So far thinking that none of us know how far even! Cheers to the future of the future then!
Mr. Harish Bijoor
Brand Guru & Best Selling Author
Ajanta paintings are possibly the finest surviving picture galleries from the ancient world. Now, the oldest in two of the caves – hidden for decades – have been painstakingly restored to reveal their true beauty. I believe that of all the primeval monuments in India, the rock-cut caves near Ajanta take a unique place by virtue of having the most perfect specimens of Indian mural paintings. They are second to none in the country, except probably that of the Taj Mahal. The name itself – Ajanta casts a spell on the Indian mind and invokes up a vision of artistic excellence attained by the ancient painter’s brush. These paintings provide the greatest inspiration in the art-revival of the last century, as they have influenced many centuries earlier
Mr. Ishaan Sachdeva
Director, Alberto Torresi
Ajanta caves are the ultimate example of ancient traditional Indian art with an astonishing perfection. The paintings and sculptures showing happiness, unity and produced one of the sovereign testaments of Hindu Art. It steels our heart with its finest paintings and murals. Ajanta caves huge monastery and sculptures describing the story of Buddhism. It also describes the ancient traditional health wisdoms – Siddha Veda lineage. The head of this lineage was Vaidya Jivaka who was the personal physician to Lord Buddha. I am practising the same Siddha Veda Lineage of Ancient Wisdoms. Ajanta caves monuments are very close to our heart.
Mr. Harsh Jaiswal
CEO & Founder, Medma Infomatix
Inspired by Buddhism, the Ajanta Caves, exemplify a masterpiece of artistic excellence unmatched in human history. Exuding divine energy and power, these caves are one of the oldest UNESCO world heritage sites and rank among the top tourist attractions in Maharashtra. Carved between 2nd Century BC and 6th Century AD, the 30 rock-cut cave monuments present paintings based on the Jataka tales, besides depicting previous incarnations of the Buddha and various Buddhist deities. Despite the ravages of time, the grandeur of these sculptures and paintings will always stand out as India’s biggest contribution and artistic legacy to the world.
Mr. Madan Singla
Managing Director, Goldmine Group
Ajanta! One of the perfect blending of finest of engineering, architectural and decorative arts expressed by unknown artists of ancient “Incredible India”. Journey to this remarkable symbol of spirituality may mesmerize and fill anyone with eternal glory and satisfaction. It’s a place depicting the rich intellectual and cultural heritage of India where “Divinity Meets Humanity”.
Dr. R C Srivastava
Vice Chancellor, RPCAU
This is a fantastic initiative. Ajanta Caves is a marvel.
Mr. Vishwas Mudagal
Best selling author and Founder, GoodWorkLabs
Ajanta caves are a set of caves which have no equal in the world. It’s amazing to see how our forefathers might have built it. Ajanta caves are one of the ancient sites which show the culture of India to the world. By far the best and unique real masterpiece of India; coloured paintings on the walls of the caves are marvellous and make these caves unique. Without visiting this place, you can never know about Indian history and understand how all three religions Hindu, Buddhism and Jainism evolved. The rock-cut monastery-temple cave complexes featuring Buddhist monuments and artwork, dating from 200 BC, makes you feel like you have come back in a time machine. The caves are so beautiful. An architectural marvel! There is a large Buddha statue in the back of the cave whose face seems to wear different facial expressions when seen from different angles.
Mr. Vivek Kumar
Managing Director, Globe Detective; widely regarded as India’s greatest private detective
Man has created the greatest serendipity in the form of Ajanta for the upcoming generations to preserve. Ajanta caves have made the glory and enlightenment of Buddha indelible for humankind.
Mr. Nishant Pitti
Founder, Easemytrip and Film Producer
The Ajanta murals, which are classic masterpieces of Buddhist art, not only reflect the grandeur of the yore but are a valuable gift from the past to be passed on to future generations. The recreation of ancient heritage and culture using artificial intelligence and deep learning technologies is a commendable effort that would help in keeping our rich history alive and will help the future generations in rediscovering these murals, through a new lens. I congratulate the Arctic World Archives for undertaking the herculean task of digitally archiving probably the world’s oldest and most celebrated specimens of frescos, known as the Ajanta Murals. Kudos to all the stakeholders for this feat!
Mr. Sandeep Sabharwal
Group CEO, SLCM Group
Ajanta Caves at the Arctic is a symbol of humankind in the world. It is a way to bring facts of compassion, empathy, kindness, spiritualism with humanity and truth with justice of human civilization. My heart feels peace with justice after the visit of Ajanta Caves. Thanks a lot for what you are doing.
Dr. Lenin Raghuvanshi
Political Thinker and Founder, PVCHR
We still believe nonsensical stories that were told to us. its time to tell our own stories.
Amish Tripathi
Author & Diplomat
Preservation, conservation,Restoration of ancient Indian Art must be brought into the curriculum of indian education .
Dr. Anil Sahasrabudhe
Chairman OF the All India Council for Technical Education
When you observe this artwork, you would observe a gentleness of expression which is a hallmark of Indian Art. You would observe an inward look that melts away your ego, that melts away your concerns with the noise of the material world, that takes you through a peaceful sanctuary that is deep within yourself.
Benoy K. Behl
Distinguished Art Historian, Filmmaker & Photographer
We are committed to promoting Indian culture in Guinea Bissau by hosting ancient Indian art works in a new cultural centre here.
Rajeshwar Prasad
Guinea-Bissau - Ex-Officio Cabinet Minister
Not just the works of arts but the people who made those work of art also deserve to live forever using technologies.
Prof Ashutosh Sharma
Secretary - Department of Science and Technology
Our ability to progress diminishes if we lose link with culture
Suresh Prabhu
Hon. Member of Parliament - Rajya Sabha, India's Sherpa to G7 & G20
Our future generations must be aware of the rich legacy they carry forward
Dr Vinay Sahasrabudhe
Indian politician & Member of Parliament of India
Italy and India are two cultural superpowers and share a very vivid cultural background that encourage us to continue working toward strengthening our cultural ties.
H.E. Vincenzo De Luca
Ambassador of Italy to India
