This article explores how Indian artists have reinterpreted the birth of Jesus Christ through a lens influenced by Islamic motifs and local aesthetics. It highlights notable figures such as Mughal emperor Muhammad Jalaluddin Akbar and artists like Jamini Roy and Angelo de Fonseca, who combined European Christian themes with Indian cultural elements. Through their works, these artists challenge Western perceptions of Christianity and create a distinctive representation that resonates with local audiences, showcasing the rich interplay of artistic styles across cultures.