In this symbolic and powerful painting, Kalim Rahi captures the essence of unity and harmony between two communities. The artwork depicts a Hindu brother and a Muslim brother shaking hands, with two pigeons flying above their joined hands. These pigeons represent peace, emphasizing the message that as long as the hands of friendship between the two remain united, peace will prevail. However, if these hands separate, the pigeons will fly away, symbolizing the loss of peace.
 
Rahi’s painting conveys a vital message of national harmony—peace within the country can only be maintained when people of all religions and communities come together as one. The unity between Hindu and Muslim brothers acts as a safeguard against those who would seek to divide the country. This sense of togetherness creates a strong, unbreakable wall against enemies, ensuring that peace reigns throughout the land.
 
"Unity for Peace" is a call to embrace solidarity and friendship, reminding viewers that only by staying united can we protect the peace and harmony of our country. This painting is a visual representation of the importance of interfaith unity and the power of standing together for the greater good.