The green form alludes to Bheema, embodying raw vitality, instinct, and physical power. In the Mahabharata, Bheema is defined by immense strength and emotional honesty, grounded deeply in the body and the material world. Reimagined in a foetal, inward-curled state, the form represents life force before discipline or restraint, where energy exists as pure impulse and endurance. The colour green connects the figure to nature, growth, and regeneration. These elements present Bheema not as brute force, but as primal vitality—an essential foundation upon which human strength and resilience are formed.