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Groom Marries Ailing Bride in the Hospital. Carried Her in Arms for ‘Saat Fere’ | VIDEO

May 2, 2025, 4:14 pm

In a poignant and surprising turn of events at a hospital in Rajgarh district, Madhya Pradesh, a groom wed his sickly bride, who could not walk. The heartwarming sight was recorded on camera, gaining popularity instantly across social media platforms.

Aditya Singh and Nandini Solanki had scheduled their wedding for the auspicious occasion of Akshaya Tritiya. Sadly, Nandini became gravely ill just a week before the wedding and was hospitalized in Biaora. She had initially been admitted to a local hospital in her hometown, Kumbharaj, but because her condition rapidly deteriorated, she was later shifted to Binaganj and then Biaora, 50 km further away. Though her health soon recovered, the doctors insisted on strict bed rest, which ruled her out of attending the wedding.

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Saath phere in hospital see video pic.twitter.com/C1vdaHPhRi

— Viral Info (@3Chandrayaan) May 2, 2025

A Hospital Wedding

Since the next favorable time for the wedding was two years from now, the families decided to go ahead with the ceremony within the hospital itself. The hospital administration graciously agreed to the event. Aditya came along with his baarat, albeit minus the customary band baaja in order not to disturb any other patients.

Surrounded by doctors, nurses, and family members, the wedding ceremonies were initiated. At the time for the holy “saat phere,” Aditya carefully carried Nandini in his arms. When the couple promised each other with vows, friends and relatives showered them with flower petals.

The touching video, which displayed the couple’s love and devotion despite challenging times, has received a huge thumbs up on the internet, with netizens moved and touched by their relationship.

Bride Makes Epic Entry at Haldi Ceremony in THIS Costume | WATCH

April 27, 2025, 1:28 pm

A clip of a bride-to-be who showed up as a dinosaur at her haldi ceremony has had the internet in splits. The woman, wearing a complete dinosaur costume, brought the element of fun and surprise to the customary ritual, making it a slapstick spectacle.

The wedding ceremony was turned on its head when the bride-to-be arrived in a complete dinosaur costume, dancing and giggling. Her surprise and mischievous arrival had everyone in hysterics, including the groom, who was shocked but loving every minute of it.

The clip, posted by Instagram user Malkeet Shergill, was accompanied by the caption, “Kabhi aisa kuch dekha hai?” (Have you ever seen something like this?). The anticipation reached its peak when she unveiled her real self beneath the disguise, leaving guests laughing uncontrollably.

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Internet Reacts

With more than 3 million views, the clip ignited different reactions from social media users. One said, “This is the funniest thing I’ve seen all week, love how she soaked up the enjoyment of it all!”

Another one said, “I’m laughing nonstop, this is the perfect way to relieve the wedding tension.”

Most complimented her creativity and sense of humor, with one saying, “This is a wedding we all want to go to! What an amazing way to be different on your big day.”

The groom’s reaction also caught the attention of viewers. One person wrote, “The groom’s expression says it all, he’s loving every moment of it!” Another added, “The groom looked like he wasn’t ready for this, but he surely enjoyed it!”

Many of the viewers appreciated the freshness of seeing the couple infuse so much of a unique, celebratory spirit into their wedding. One of the users commented, “This is what weddings need to be about laughter, joy, and making memories.”

One Man, 800 Dresses: How Nasar Is Stitching Dreams for Brides

April 12, 2025, 7:00 pm

You may have heard of food banks, book banks, or even toy banks—but in the village of Thootha in Kerala’s Malappuram district, there’s a bank that’s quite different from the rest. Meet the Dress Bank, the creation of Nasar Thootha, a taxi driver by profession, who has transformed the concept of charity—one wedding dress at a time.

How It All Started

In April 2020, the Dress Bank was started off as a modest effort from Nasar’s very own residence. Now, it has evolved as a reliable beacon of hope for almost 260 brides belonging to economically weaker sections of society all over India. His bank provides stunning, second-hand bridal dresses—at absolutely free of cost.

Nasar’s concept was inspired by observing firsthand the financial and emotional strain that weddings tend to put on families, particularly while working on welfare projects with government agencies. Remembering his experiences, he said,

“In our culture, a wedding dress is worth so much emotionally. It’s not just a piece of clothing – it’s pride, beauty, and identity sewed into one.” He saw that although the dresses represent so much, they are often only worn once and then put away—inspiring the idea behind his Dress Bank.

From Saudi to Social Impact

Before Nasar went back to Kerala, he had been working for more than 10 years in a Saudi Arabian supermarket. With no specific aspiration after his return, he came to be involved gradually in community service. In those years, he used to meet families burdened with wedding costs—many could not even manage a decent bridal dress for their daughters. It was then that the constant problem really hit him, giving rise to his mission.

The Viral Message

It was on a whim with a single room in his residence that Nasar initiated with an earnest Facebook and WhatsApp posting:

“If anyone has unused wedding gowns, they are requested to donate it.”

The replies overwhelmed him. It poured in within Kerala, even from as far as away as Saudi Arabia and the UAE among NRIs. Some were contributed with enthusiasm whose worth even approached Rs. 50,000.

Each ensemble is dry-cleaned and meticulously wrapped before being presented to a new bride. Nasar insists he does not seek anything in return. The only request he makes is:

“If you don’t need the dress anymore, pass it on to another bride who does.”

Dresses For All Faiths and Regions

Now, his Dress Bank consists of more than 800 bridal dresses, including sarees, gowns, and lehengas for Hindu, Muslim, and Christian weddings. Distance is not an issue either. If a bride is unable to travel because of financial or health issues, volunteers make arrangements to courier the dress. In one such instance covered by Al Jazeera, a bride in Mumbai selected her ideal pink Banarasi saree through video call, and she and her mother were teary-eyed when it arrived.

Despite managing a large household including four children, old parents, and a disabled sister. Nasar never allows personal responsibilities to get in the way of his philanthropic work. He remains grounded and credits others for the success of the initiative:

“I don’t see this as my work. I’m just the middleman. The real heroes are the donors.”

When asked about the grooms? He responded with a smile, “Not yet, but who knows? If somebody asks, why not?”

Bride Demands Rs. 70,000 from Bridesmaid to Attend Wedding

March 23, 2025, 3:45 pm

A female pulled out of her best friend’s wedding following an email that included hefty prices for being a bridesmaid. At first, she was ‘beyond excited and honoured’ when Megan, her school friend for years, requested she be a member of the wedding party. But excitement turned to shock when Megan sent an email outlining the high prices for the bridal party.

Megan’s email contained a spreadsheet detailing the costs of the dress, hair and makeup, bride’s gift, bachelorette party deposit, and other miscellaneous charges. Confronted with the pricey requests, the woman told Megan that the overall price was well out of her budget because of financial commitments such as student loan payments and saving for other needs. Megan responded by saying that these prices were ‘the standard’ for contemporary weddings, going on to say, “I’m just trying to get everything perfect and these prices are a requirement. If you can’t afford to be in my wedding, I get it, but I can’t adjust the plans for everyone else.”

Feeling ‘super awkward’ and let down, the woman posted about it on Reddit, saying, “I’ve always been there for her, but this just feels like she’s using her wedding as an excuse to make her guests pay for her dream day. I told her that I couldn’t afford all of it, and she hasn’t spoken to me since.”

The narrative has generated debate on social media, with people providing different opinions regarding the monetary pressures involved. One of them said, “If you can’t afford it, you can’t afford it. You can just say, I love you and thank you for inviting me to be a part of your wedding but I will have to turn it down because of money. I would still really like to go and stand by you.” One user had advised, “If she truly is your friend she will be understanding, but you might need to let events take their course depending on what she says.” Some users censured the bride, one calling her “money hungry” and another labelling the expectations as “way too much to expect from a friend.

‘Bulldozer Waali Dulhan’: Jhansi Bride’s Vidai Goes Viral | WATCH

February 23, 2025, 3:21 pm

Indian weddings are famous for their size and grandeur, and the Vidai is one such moment when the bride says goodbye to her natal home to start life anew with her husband. But in a remarkable turn of events, a Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh family turned the emotional sendoff into a festive affair by adding bulldozers to the Vidai procession.

A clip of this unprecedented moment, with a procession of a dozen bulldozers trailing behind the newlywed couple’s vehicle with blaring music, soon went viral, leaving social media users stunned. While luxury cars and even helicopters have been spotted at weddings, bulldozers in a Vidai procession were unheard of.

The video, posted on the social media site X by TRUE STORY, was captioned, “Bulldozer waali dulhan.”

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बुलडोजर वाली दुल्हन…

UP के झाँसी में दर्जनों बुलडोजर संग बारातघर तक पहुँची दुल्हन.. इन्ही बुलडोजरो पर सवार होकर दूल्हन पक्ष के मेहमान नाचते गाते वेंकट हाल पहुंचे।#wedding #Jhansi pic.twitter.com/XhwykaTOGH

— TRUE STORY (@TrueStoryUP) February 22, 2025

The video, which captures the bulldozers escorting the couple’s vehicle, received mixed responses. While some were impressed, others condemned the act, opining that such loud and flamboyant displays should be reserved for private occasions.

Bride Makes Grand Entrance in Giant Bubble On Wedding, Welcomed by Dancers Dressed as Lord Krishna | WATCH

December 27, 2024, 3:01 pm

In every wedding, family and friends are at their most eager to discover how the bride will make such a grand entrance. These ideas have evolved over years for couples and wedding planners in making such moments forever in memory. From walking under the beautiful floral-canopied entrance under floral canopies to stepping onto a mirror-studded stretcher carried by loved ones, such entrances usually occupy a special place in everybody’s memory of the whole event. Social media further enhances these trends through the different platforms they propagate.

The newest viral video doing the rounds on the internet is a bride entering in a giant transparent balloon. This surreal drama has brought much attention, with the bride inside the bubble while dancers of Lord Krishna and Goddess Radha perform around her. Although this elaborate idea has created much buzz, it has also generated criticism about the cultural viability and context. It’s worth noting that the venue featured in the video clip hasn’t been independently verified.

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Other viewers criticized this move as impractical by commenting upon the same: “Kya jee hoin?” (Are you alive), the commenter added in humorous tones.

Others found the use of Krishna and Radha imagery in a modern wedding setting disrespectful. “This is a mockery of our traditions,” said one user, while another added, “It’s weddings like these that dilute the essence of our rituals for the sake of trends.” Another user went further, commenting, “The status of someone in Tribhuvan who can make Radha-Madhav dance in their marriage.”. I can claim with that statement all the people who are over there are all dead Hindus; these are play-writers and directors watching the play.”

A user made a request, “Brother, we request you all, please do not let our deities dance at the wedding like this. They are meant for worship and not for common ceremonies and functions. Have some shame, Hindus, have some shame.

Lucknow Bride Wears ‘Banarasi Bikini’ for Wedding, But…

November 29, 2024, 2:54 pm

A viral image of a bride in a “Banarasi bikini” caused a stir on social media, with many questioning her unconventional wedding attire. The woman, dressed in a yellow bikini paired with a veil and jewelry, was believed by some to be breaking traditional stereotypes. However, the authenticity of the image was quickly questioned, and it was later revealed to be an AI-generated photo, not a real bride from Lucknow.

The image, which shows the bride holding a garland and wearing mehendi, was accompanied by the caption, “Lucknow bride breaks stereotype by wearing Banarasi bikini in marriage ceremony. Internet split in two halves.” It garnered widespread attention and sparked debate online.

Wtf is a BANARASI BIKINI ??????? pic.twitter.com/mxI53Ynqd2

— Simmi_ (@hi_samie) November 28, 2024

Upon conducting a reverse image search, News 18 traced the photo to a Reddit post in the “DesiAdultfusion” community, where it was shared with the caption “Marriage season.” This community focuses on AI-generated artwork related to desi culture, and the image was marked with an “NSFW” tag, indicating it was explicit and meant for an adult audience.

The description of the subreddit reads, “DesiAdultfusion is a subreddit dedicated to showcasing AI-generated artwork related to desi culture. From traditional to contemporary, our community welcomes all forms of desi-inspired art created using artificial intelligence. Share your unique creations and explore the work of others who share your passion for all things desi.”

Bride Waits, Market Doesn’t: Groom Checks Stocks Before Tying the Knot

November 29, 2024, 12:57 pm

As wedding season continues, social media is flooded with wedding videos, from joyous couple dances to unexpected mishaps. Among these, a recent video has gone viral for a surprising twist, showcasing a groom focused on something entirely unrelated to his big day.

The Viral Video Takes Over

The video captures a groom seated at the mandap, moments before his wedding ceremony. Dressed in a stunning sherwani, he appears to be deeply engrossed in his phone. However, it’s not a heartfelt message or last-minute wedding detail occupying his attention—it’s his trading dashboard.

Secretly recorded, the video zooms in to reveal the groom monitoring stock market fluctuations, even as the ceremony is about to begin. His intense focus on the trades rather than the event itself has amused millions online.

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Social Media Reaction

The video, shared on Instagram by @tradingleo.in, has garnered over 12.4 million views and nearly 4 lakh likes. The caption humorously reads, “POV: You are about to get married but your mind is on open trade positions.”

Viewers flooded the post with witty comments. One person joked, “Only actual traders can comprehend this.” Another quipped, “Wedding is temporary and trading is eternal.” Yet another chimed in, “Once a trader, always a trader.”

Wedding videos often capture unforgettable moments, but this one stands out for the groom’s unique prioritization of the stock market on what is supposed to be the most significant day of his life. While some found the clip relatable, others couldn’t stop laughing at the unexpected scenario.

This lighthearted moment reminds us of the unpredictability of weddings, proving once again why such videos continue to captivate audiences online.

Bride Makes Stunning Horseback Entry Instead of Groom: Breaking Stereotypes

November 16, 2024, 1:27 pm

In a remarkable twist to a traditional Indian wedding custom, a bride in Rajasthan made her grand entry on horseback, a role traditionally reserved for the groom. The event, held in Churu city, has garnered widespread praise for its progressive message of gender equality.

A Unique Twist to Bindori Tradition

The practice of a groom arriving on horseback, known as Bindori in Rajasthan, is deeply rooted in cultural traditions. However, this time it was the bride, Monica Saini, who took center stage, riding a horse through the streets. Her father, Manoj Kumar Saini, a resident of Ward 6, shared that the decision was made to challenge gender stereotypes and send a powerful message of equality.

“We wanted to celebrate our daughter with the same pride and honor as a son. It’s high time we stop differentiating between genders,” he said.

Family’s Vision for Change

The family’s decision was a collective one, with Monica’s brother, Yash Saini, emphasizing their goal of inspiring societal change. “Monica is the second of four sisters. Ahead of her wedding to Hemant Saini from Ratnagarh, we decided to have her lead the Bindori procession, symbolizing progress against gender discrimination,” Yash explained.

Welcomed with Open Arms

The unconventional Bindori procession was met with enthusiasm by locals and wedding guests. As the bride rode through various locations, the gesture was lauded as a step toward breaking stereotypes and embracing gender equality.

While this unique twist in tradition made headlines, it isn’t the first time a bride has taken on the role of riding a horse in Rajasthan. Similar acts have been celebrated in the past, indicating a growing acceptance of such progressive changes in Indian society.

A Step Towards Equality

This event serves as a powerful reminder of how small acts can challenge entrenched norms and inspire conversations around equality. With such gestures gaining traction, the hope for a more inclusive and equitable society continues to strengthen.

Viral Wedding Shock: Bride Slapped By Groom on Stage, Internet Reacts

October 20, 2024, 1:08 pm

Getting married is often seen as one of the most auspicious moments in a person’s life, particularly for women who dream about their perfect wedding and life with their partner from a young age. However, a recent viral video has left many questioning the sanctity of such joyous occasions. The clip, shared by Instagram user ‘motivational।।moment,’ depicts a bride receiving a shocking slap from her groom during what should have been a celebratory moment.

The Incident Unfolds

In the video, the bride, dressed in white, is seen searching for something on the table, presumably her wedding ring. Upon finding it, she excitedly shows the ring to her groom, who responds with a cold look before unexpectedly slapping her in front of the gathered guests. The audience, as well as the bride’s family, are left in disbelief as the stunned bride is taken off the stage, leaving behind a deeply unsettling atmosphere.

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Emotional Impact and Online Reaction

Titled “Ek haste huye chehre ki khushi cheen leta hai galat insaan se rishta,” the video has struck a chord with viewers online. Many users have expressed their outrage and concern, commenting on the disturbing nature of the incident. Reactions include remarks like, “Sahi hua, pehle hi pata chal gaya” (It’s good to know this early), and “Congrats, he’ll not get a right woman anymore to get married.” Others echoed sentiments about the need for support from the bride’s family, questioning the absence of her side during the incident.

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A Call for Awareness

This unsettling video serves as a reminder of the importance of recognizing signs of unhealthy relationships, even during what is meant to be a joyous occasion. As discussions continue to unfold online, many hope this incident raises awareness

Bride Takes A Sneak Peak Of Groom Through Window | Watch

October 5, 2024, 5:17 pm

A video capturing a heartfelt moment between a bride and her soon-to-be husband has gone viral online. In the clip, the bride, adorned in a red lehenga, eagerly waits by a window for her groom’s arrival. As he approaches on a horse, her face lights up with joy, and she waves at him from the window. Shared by Instagram user Azeemmirza, the video has attracted significant attention, with many viewers responding with heart emojis.

The clip begins with the bride peering out as her groom arrives with the baraat, a traditional wedding procession in Hindu culture. Typically, brides and grooms refrain from seeing each other before the wedding rituals, but this couple shared a brief yet touching exchange through the window.

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The sweet simplicity of this moment has resonated with audiences, leading to its viral success on social media.

In a related trend, another wedding video recently gained popularity, featuring a bride dancing enthusiastically to “Single Rehne De” from the movie *Simran*. In this clip, the bride steps off the stage to perform a lively dance on her special day, with the song’s lyrics about remaining single amusing viewers and prompting speculation about the groom’s reaction to her playful display.

Bride Tied To Pole: ‘Vulgar’ Marriage Ritual In China Sparks Outrage

October 4, 2024, 3:45 pm

A viral video has stirred outrage on Chinese social media, shedding light on an outdated wedding custom that many have deemed vulgar and inappropriate. The footage, which shows a bride being taped to a pole by a group of men, has sparked intense debate about the relevance of certain traditional practices in modern society. The video was widely shared on platforms like Weibo, leading to a strong backlash from viewers, who condemned the custom and called for its abandonment.

The Viral Incident: Bride Taped to a Pole

According to the South China Morning Post (SCMP), the video shows a bride in her wedding attire being tied to a pole with tape by several men, who were later identified as childhood friends of the groom. In the video, the distressed bride can be heard screaming and calling for help, but no one intervened. The men reportedly claimed that this was a part of a wedding “game” that both the bride and groom had agreed to in advance.

One of the groom’s friends, surnamed Yang, defended the act, telling SCMP that it was all in good spirits. “Making a bit of a scene at weddings is our local custom, all among good friends. There was no harm done,” he said, adding that the groom was present during the ritual and ensured the bride’s safety throughout.

The Tradition of “Hun Nao” and Its Evolution

The ritual seen in the video is part of an old Chinese wedding custom known as “hun nao,” or wedding hazing. Traditionally, “hun nao” was intended to create a lighthearted atmosphere and help the newlyweds relax. Centuries ago, it was believed that laughter on the wedding day would drive away evil spirits. However, over time, the custom has evolved, often turning into an opportunity for crude jokes and inappropriate games that many feel are no longer acceptable in today’s society.

Social Media Backlash

The viral video triggered a wave of anger across social media platforms, with many users criticizing the ritual for crossing the line. “Building your joy on someone else’s suffering is truly disgusting,” one user commented. Another wrote, “If something happens to the bride, who will take responsibility?” A third user echoed the sentiment, stating, “These vulgar wedding customs are relics of a bygone era. There is no excuse for hurting others.”

Government Response and Promises of Change

Following the widespread backlash, local authorities released a statement saying that Yang and the others involved had apologized for their actions. The government also vowed to take steps to modernize wedding customs, urging citizens to abandon outdated practices that could harm or humiliate others. Efforts will be made, according to the statement, to promote “civilized wedding customs” in line with current societal values.

The incident has sparked an ongoing conversation in China about the need to reassess traditional customs, especially those that could cause discomfort or harm in the name of entertainment. While wedding rituals are often a cherished part of cultural heritage, this episode highlights the importance of evolving traditions to reflect the dignity and well-being of all participants.

Newlywed Bride Drugged In-Laws’ Dinner and Escaped on Motorcycle After Family Fell Unconscious

September 14, 2024, 1:45 pm

In a shocking incident in Dharghadi village, Bundi district, Rajasthan, a newly-wed bride allegedly drugged her in-laws and fled their home, according to police reports on Friday.

The incident occurred on Thursday night when Manjubai, 24, reportedly mixed a substance into the food she prepared for her in-laws. After consuming the meal, the family members, including a six-year-old child, lost consciousness.

Relatives discovered the unconscious family members and rushed them to the district hospital, where they are now recovering and reported to be out of danger.

Dablana Assistant Sub-Inspector Mahendra Yadav stated that Durgashankar Gurjar, 24, had married Manjubai on August 23 through a custom known as ‘Nata-Pratha.’ This practice, prevalent in some communities, involves a form of informal marriage without legal validity.

Following the incident, Manjubai reportedly escaped on a motorcycle parked at the residence. It is currently unclear whether she took any cash or valuables from the house, as the family members remain in a semi-conscious state and are undergoing treatment.

A case has been filed, and the police are actively investigating the situation and searching for Manjubai.

Bride and Groom’s Families Throw Stones At Each Other Over Mutton | Viral Video

August 30, 2024, 2:46 pm

A wedding in Navipet, Telangana’s Nizamabad district, erupted into violence on August 28 over a mutton curry dispute. Tensions flared when the groom’s party noticed they had been served less mutton than expected.

A group of young men from the groom’s side confronted the cook about the portion sizes, leading to a heated argument between the bride’s and groom’s families. The confrontation escalated, with both sides throwing stones and sticks.

A viral video of the chaos, which shows injured guests and bystanders trying to intervene, circulated on social media the next day.

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మటన్ కోసం తలలు పగలగొట్టుకున్నారు

నిజామాబాద్ జిల్లా నవీపేట్లో జరిగిన ఓ వివాహ వేడుకలో పెళ్లికొడుకు తరపు వారికి మటన్ తక్కువ వేశారని కర్రలు, రాళ్లతో దాడి చేసుకున్నారు.

దీంతో ఫంక్షన్ హాల్ రణరంగాన్ని తలపించింది. ఈ ఘటనలో పలువురు గాయపడగా పోలీసులు కేసు నమోదు చేసి దర్యాప్తు చేస్తున్నారు. pic.twitter.com/vQsbG02gZU

— Telugu Scribe (@TeluguScribe) August 29, 2024

Local police and residents stepped in to restore order. Authorities reported eight injuries and have filed a case against 11 individuals involved in the clash.

Such disputes are not uncommon in Telangana, where mutton holds significant cultural value, especially during weddings. Even minor issues with meat portions can lead to severe conflicts due to strong cultural expectations.

Chennai PhD Groom’s Marriage Demands Go Viral: ‘Ideal BMI, Homemaking Skills, Grace’

August 22, 2024, 2:25 pm

A WhatsApp message listing the marriage demands of a PhD groom from Chennai has gone viral, sparking debate on social media. The groom’s criteria, intended for a prospective medico bride, includes requirements such as having a Body Mass Index (BMI) under 24, handling all household duties without assistance, and treating her career as optional.

Singer Chinmayi Sripaada shared the message on X (formerly Twitter), who wrote, “This is the exact List Of Requirements that a Groom sent to a prospective bride who is a Medico. Groom is a PhD and Gold Medallist apparently. LOL.” The list begins with, “About bride—should be graceful, competent, and smart enough to handle her home and family matters… Ideal if she is within 24 BMI.”

The post quickly went viral, garnering over 2.4 lakh views and 1,800 likes, with users offering mixed reactions. While some criticized the groom’s mindset as outdated, others supported his clarity regarding what he wants in a partner.

One user commented, “BMI is also mentioned, interesting. I’d like to see the groom’s photo and where he stands.” Another defended the groom’s right to have preferences, similar to how some brides’ families have specific demands like a six-figure salary or living separately after marriage.

However, many found the list unrealistic. One user wrote, “Seems very unrealistic and archaic. No smart woman would agree to this. Bro might stay single if he doesn’t change his mindset.” Others appreciated the groom’s straightforwardness, stating, “There are women who prefer to be homemakers. As we shouldn’t judge independent women, we shouldn’t judge those who choose this role.”

The incident has sparked conversations about marriage expectations, personal preferences, and gender roles in modern relationships.

Bride Swap Chaos Leads to Police Station Wedding in Bihar

July 17, 2024, 12:53 pm

The original bride did not like the lehenga sent by her in-laws, so she refused to marry. Indian weddings are grand events, with celebrations starting at least 15 days before the big day. These events include many customs, and both families do everything they can to make the days special. But what happens if something goes wrong on the wedding day itself? This is exactly what happened at a wedding in Bihar, leading the groom’s party to end up at a police station.

According to reports, the groom and his party, from Gaighat, Bihar, arrived in Dhoom Nagar, Baruraj, full of joy and excitement. They were warmly welcomed by the bride’s family with a delicious breakfast. However, during the jayamala ceremony, the groom refused to marry the bride. Just before the ceremony, the groom saw the bride’s face and claimed she was not the girl he had agreed to marry. He believed they had switched the bride with someone else.

The bride’s family remained calm throughout the situation. It was later revealed that the groom was correct. They had swapped the original bride with her younger sister. The original bride did not like the lehenga sent by her in-laws and refused to marry despite her family’s attempts to convince her. By the time the groom’s party arrived, the first bride was still refusing, so her family convinced her younger sister to take her place as the bride.

The groom called the police, who arrived and tried to calm the situation, but nothing worked. Everyone was taken to the police station. There, the SHO, Sanjeev Kumar Dubey, managed to convince everyone, including the original bride, to go ahead with the wedding. The wedding finally took place at the Santoshi Mata temple, located within the police station.

The most mesmerising on-screen brides in 2023 Bollywood films

December 20, 2023, 11:59 am

Bollywood adorned the silver screen in 2023 with captivating on-screen brides whose grace and charm captivated viewers. These brides, in their classic and modern interpretations, epitomised elegance, grace, and composure, making a lasting impression on the world of film. Here are some of the most remembered on-screen brides of 2023.

1.Kiara Advani – Satyaprem Ki Katha

Kiara Advani’s white lehenga embodies classic grace and contemporary sophistication. As she walks, the lehenga’s elaborate mirror embroidery produces a captivating play of light and shadow. The outfit is enhanced by a gorgeously designed blouse that has a timeless yet modern appeal. In the movie, Kiara’s bridal dress exemplifies the modern-bride aesthetic. With her timeless beauty and effortless style, she alters the conventional bridal attire. Kiara radiates grace and confidence in her ethereal white lehenga.

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2. Alia Bhatt – Rocky Aur Rani ki Prem Kahani

Manish Malhotra created the exquisite regal orange lehenga that Alia Bhatt wore to her reel life wedding. The lehenga set, with its elaborate craftsmanship and vintage beauty, radiates modern elegance and sophistication. The attire has a striking fusion of modern and traditional design elements, and Alia Bhatt envisions the bridal style with a stunning orange lehenga. In the film’s wedding scene, this outfit boldly and elegantly conveys the essence of a modern woman embracing her cultural background with poise and style.

Image Source- Instagram: Manish Malhotra

3. Ananya Pandey – Dream Girl

Ananya Panday’s gorgeous and elaborate pink bridal lehenga embodies traditional Indian grace and beauty. The actress revealed that the lehenga choli she wore for the movie had beautiful colour schemes and elaborate decorations, which made it an amazing choice for a bridal appearance. Ananya Panday’s portrayal of the role in this bridal gown, which combines modern appeal with elegance and tradition, offers a magnificent example for Indian brides.

Image Source- Instagram: Ananya Pandey

4. Jahnvi Kapoor – Bawaal

Janhvi Kapoor made a striking appearance sporting a gorgeous red lehenga outfit from the film Bawaal. She demonstrated that there is nothing more beautiful than a classic red lehenga; the exquisitely draped dupatta elevates her bridal ensemble and adds a hint of charm and elegance. Furthermore, the classic crimson lehenga serves as a reminder that sometimes it’s best to adhere to time-honored customs that have been treasured for ages.

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Two killed, 5 injured after being run over by car in Bihar

April 7, 2023, 6:40 pm

On Friday, two women were killed and five others injured after being run over by the groom’s car while watching a wedding procession in Bihar’s Gopalganj district, as per the police’s information.

The incident occurred in Lakhimpur village, under the Sambalpur police station of the district, on Thursday night. An eyewitness named Bullet Kumar Kushwaha said, “A wedding procession has come to Salim Miya’s family in our village from Bahtwa village. Five to six women were sitting on a cot, and the groom’s car was parked in front of them. The car’s driver was also sitting inside the vehicle when he abruptly started it and ran over all of them.”