The Santhal society, its way of life, and all its positive and negative aspects were magnificently described. His poem and other compositions' verses and rhythms were expertly set forth, along with how he expressed them. Nobody has ever surpassed his manner of thinking or his style of writing, even a century after his birth. Everything he had written or thought was beautiful and well-informed. Kabiguru Sadhu Ramchand Murmu is, therefore, still important. Sadhu Ramchand Murmu Santhal's contemporary era saw the conversion of many Santhal people to many religions. One side saw a rise in Hinduism, while the other had many people becoming Christians. He was unable to accept this at all. He saw that individuals were only drawn to other religions when they had nothing to rely on in their society, religion, and culture. Sadhu Ram Chand Murmu began preaching "Sari Dharam," the religion of the Santals, when he observed these characteristics in the Santhals. such as Sanatan Dharma.