The Untold Story Of The Artist Behind India’s Constitution: Nandalal Bose

On 26th January 1950, India became a Republic— but did you know our Constitution is also a breathtaking art gallery?Commissioned by Jawaharlal Nehru, legendary artist Nandalal Bose and his team from Shantiniketan illustrated the original Constitution with 22 magnificent artworks that trace India’s 5000-year civilizational journey. From the mighty Zebu Bull of Indus Valley Civilization (Part 1) to Lord Rama’s exile (Fundamental Rights), Krishna teaching Arjuna (Directive Principles), Buddha’s first sermon, Mahavira, Ashoka’s peace mission, Gupta Golden Age, Vikramaditya’s court, Nalanda, Nataraja’s cosmic dance, Akbar’s harmony, Shivaji & Guru Gobind Singh, Rani Lakshmibai, Netaji Bose, the Himalayas, and finally the oceans—this is India’s soul captured on parchment. These are not random pictures. Every illustration is a tribute to India’s eternal values: dharma, knowledge, courage, non-violence, justice, and unity in diversity. In this video, we explore all 22 original illustrations, their deep symbolism, and why Nandalal Bose’s work makes the Indian Constitution the most beautiful constitutional document in the world. Like, Share & Subscribe if you’re proud of Bharat’s heritage!