Aniruddh is a male given name of Sanskrit origin, commonly found in Indian culture. The name means 'unobstructed,' 'unstoppable,' 'self-willed,' or 'ungovernable.' It is derived from the Sanskrit words "aniruddha," which signify uncontrolled or unrestrained. In Hindu mythology, Aniruddh is the name of the grandson of Lord Krishna and is also another name for Lord Vishnu. The use of the name has remained consistent in its cultural significance, reflecting strength and resilience. It is a name that has been revered for centuries in Hindu mythology and continues to be a popular choice for parents seeking a name that embodies determination and power.
