Prayers, mantras, Stuti, Yoga, and Meditation, are considered the most substantial worship practices. This practice of worshiping various Hindu gods is called bhakti, and there are multiple repetitive ways and described manners of practicing bhakti.

Worshiping God through various spiritual prayers in a certain manner is a massive part of the Hindu religion. As much as this religion is ancient, the ways and purpose of worshiping God also have deep-rooted beliefs.
Prayers, mantras, Stuti, Yoga, and Meditation, are considered the most substantial worship practices. This practice of worshiping various Hindu gods is called bhakti, and there are multiple repetitive ways and described manners of practicing bhakti. Mainly, Hindu prayers emphasize brahman, the eternal identity of god, and several personal forms of Devis and Devtas such as Vishnu and his avatars Ram and Krushna, Shiv and Parvati and their sons Ganesh and Kartikey. Many other goddess-like Lakshmi, Sita, Kali, and Amba.
Mantras and Stutis have few devotional lines in the Sanskrit language that is probably derived from the ancient Vedas and texts. However, people and pandits practice a number of mantras and Stutis in a prescribed manner in daily life as a part of their religious routine.
Vedid Hindu prayers are in the Sanskrit language; translations and illiterations of these prayers are available in all languages. They include devotional and spiritual lyrics that define the meaning of god, life, and human behavior or simply be about praising the almighty god and urging for prosperity and kindness.
With evolution, Prayers includes various ragas and talas as well to make them widespread. Prayers are always in soothing and soulful harmony with pleasant compositions to respect the lyrics and purpose.
Hinduism has a rich history of spirituality and religion, and therefore it has the most unprecedented and mannered concept for worshipping god.