The god known as the father of all gods in Hindu mythology is Brahma. He is part of the Hindu trinity (Trimurti), alongside Vishnu and Shiva. Brahma is revered as the creator god, responsible for the creation of the universe, humanity, and all living beings. His role encompasses the physical and cosmic elements of existence, emphasizing the importance of birth and renewal. Despite his pivotal role, Brahma is less commonly worshipped compared to Vishnu or Shiva, illustrating the diverse and multi-faceted nature of the Hindu pantheon.