All of the Banjara people profess faith in Hinduism and follow Hindu culture. They are known to worship deities such as Balaji, Goddess Jagadamba Devi, Goddess Bhavani, Mahakali , Maha Goury. They also hold Guru Nanak in great respect. However, the Banjaras have been "ambiguous" with regard to religion and were "tolerant and syncretic", according to Satya. He notes, like Habib, that some banjaras those who had settled in the Wun district of Berar must have annoyed local Brahmins by preferring to use the services of their own priests rather than of that priestly caste. Further, they were associated with the Mahanubhava sect which led to a belief in Krishna and "a casual attitude towards cohabitation".
