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Hello, @rahuljaiswalrj1989
Could you please double check the Nginx configuration file for your domain name and make sure it’s pointing to the correct directory?
My assumption is that somehow the restore changed the content of the nginx config file or had overwritten it completely. If you can shed more light on what exactly happen during the restore and what files have been restored this can help us to find the culprit of the issue.
You can check the nginx configuration file using a text editor like nano, vi or vim:
sudo nano /etc/nginx/sites-available/yourdomain.com
You can also copy the content of the file here so we can check it and see if something is wrong with the current setup.
Hope this helps!
Regards, Alex