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Kabir is a very important figure in Indian society. He is unusual in that sense that he is spiritually significant to Hindus, Sikhs and Muslims. According to Kabir, all life is interplay of two spiritual principles one is the personal soul (Jivatma) and the other is God (Paramatma). It is Kabir's view that salvation is the process of bringing into union these two divine principles. Sant Kabir believed in the Vedantic concepts of atman. He always advocated the Impersonal Aspect of God (Nirguna) and therefore, was against idol worship. As per his view, all human beings are equal and the societal caste system that is so widely prevalent in our country is fallacious. He said that true guru is the one who can be attained through direct experience. The common ways of realizing God, like chanting, austerities, etc, are worthless. Sant Kabir was a social reformer in real sense. His all dialogues were relevant for the betterment of society. He tried to make people aware about the misinterpretations of shastras. Kabir was of the view that blind faith in religion may lead disintegration in society. It has been tried in the present paper to analyse the kabir as a revolutionary social reformer. Main objective of this paper is to establish that ideologies given by Kabir are highly significant in modern Indian society.