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nihyunluvskookie · 1 year ago

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Tujhme rab dikhta hai

“Jeonghan one shot”

Pairing: Yoon jeonghan x female reader

Genre: fluff [desi setting]

Warnings: no warnings

Word count: 4.2 K

Author’s Note: Well, desi husband Jeonghan is on the way, hope you like it. And I wrote it in Hinglish (i added few words and sentences of hindi, it’s sounds romantic ahhh) i hope you like it hehe and for non-desi reader, the meaning of ‘tujhme rab dikhta hai’ is ‘I see god in you my beloved’ also I just love this song so much I can’t explain, hope you like this. This is probably one of the longest one shot I ever wrote sjjs

happy reading ~

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[4:15 am]

My alarm went off, and I was about to go and check my phone but I felt Jeonghan pulling me closer by my waist. “Hannie” I spoke in a very low tone; I had to get up no matter what. “Umm, stay here” I slowly removed his hands from my waist. “I need to get up” I kissed his cheeks lightly and got up; I checked the time and it was already 4 am. I got up and went to take a shower and got ready. Once I was done, I heard a knock on the door. I fixed myself a bit then switched off the night lights and switched on the lights and then went to open the door of our bedroom.

“Noor” I looked at her and smiled, “maa”

“Come down” I nodded, I closed the door carefully because he was still sleeping and I don’t want to disturb his sleep, he already came late home yesterday night and looked so tired.

“Your sargi” I was actually amazed how she kept everything, she made for me, an overwhelming feeling hit me, this was going to be my first Karva Chauth, I had to keep fast until we see the moon. “You have to eat this before sunrise and you have to keep the fast” I nodded and smiled at her. I went took her blessings and took the full big plate of sargi back to my room. I was kind of excited and I had an unknowing loving overwhelming feeling inside.

I opened the door slowly and saw Jeonghan sanding near the window, I was surprised for a second and then slowly closed the door. “Hannie” I called out his name and kept the thali on the table near our bed. He turned to look at me, “Noor” he smiled at me.

“Maa gave you sargi?” I nodded and sat on the bed. I let out a sigh, he came near me, “why are you sighing? You don’t want to keep the fast?” I shook my head, “no, it’s not like that” I gave him a look. I was feeling excited and overwhelming because it’s my first time. He shrugged off and then said “you know these look tasty?” I nodded. “Maa made these” I smiled looking at everything she made. She made gobhi stuffed paratha, paneer ki sabji, kheer, she kept few almonds, fruits, sewai with almonds and dates, coconut water. I saw Jeonghan pick up the bowl which had kheer, I looked at him with a confused face.

“What? I want to taste as well” I gave him a confused look and he took bites after bites. “You know it’s very tasty” I was looking at him in disbelief, he was eating my sargi!!

“Jeonghan, she made this for me, it’s MINE” I was about to get up and snatch it from him, “Okay okay, Noor calm down.” He gave me a bite of kheer. It was tasty, ah, I miss my home where I used to make kheer for myself.

After I ate the kheer, Jeonghan took out the paratha and panner ki sabji, he gave the plate to me after serving. “Awww, hardworking Jeonghan, why aren’t you sleeping and sitting here for me?” I looked at him, he looked at me, and I could see the love his eyes held for me. “Because I don’t want my dear wife to feel lonely while eating her sargi alone” I smiled at him. “But you came home late, and you should get some rest.”

“You’re more important for me Noor” and he pinched my cheeks, I looked at him, almost flustered because what he did. “Jeong-Jeonghan stop” I tried looking away but he was just infront of me.

I started eating the paratha, “Let me taste this as well”

“You ate my kheer already and I had two to three bites hardly, and now you want to eat my paratha as well” I pouted, and I saw him eating it. “You’re insane”

“How can you say that to your husband Noor” and before I could say anything, he kissed me. I was taken aback.

Everything I ate, Jeonghan wanted to taste and we ended up eating half- half of everything. He claimed he wanted to taste everything. I wonder why would this guy even wake up.

Sometimes I wonder, what did I deserve to get him, he always tells me how much he loves me and gives me everything I need, the warmth, the comfort, he understands me and respects me and my decisions; he never questioned me in anything and always supported me in everything.

How everything slowly fit together, when we fell in love, I never thought I would end up with him the way I wanted, it’s not even a year since we get married but each day, he fills my life with more and more happiness as if last seven years were not enough for him to keep me happy.

I couldn’t believe he actually came to talk to my parents to talk about our married with his parents, the fact his parents always knew and supported him. And knowing me, I still had a hard time to accept that I was with him infront of my parents in the end, I decided to tell them before I actually got married and left my home.

I couldn’t thank god any more or less for giving me Jeonghan, as mine.

I had the last bite of apple and heard Jeonghan say, “look, it’s sunrise” I smiled at him.

“Good morning Jeonghan”

“Good morning wifey” and he kissed my forehead.

“I should go get ready and have breakfast” he gave me a teasing smile. I just shook my head, this guy is so annoying at times yet I love him so much. “Yes, go have breakfast. Eat whatever you want.”

“aur tum fast rakhogi aaj meri jaan” (and you will be keeping the fast my love) he and his teasing, I am so done.

“You don’t have work today right?” I shook my head, “No, I took a leave”

“Sadly, your husband couldn’t take a leave and have to go for work today.”

“Of course, you should go and work, and you ate my half sargi. NO WAIT you almost had full of my sargi” I gave him a side look, “You look so adorable” he pinched my nose lightly and I looked at him in disbelief. He got up from the sofa and left.

I looked at the time, it was 5:26 am. I went down to keep the plate and everything. It was almost time for breakfast. I went down and saw mom already in kitchen.

“Noor” she called my name as soon as I stepped inside the kitchen, “what are you doing here?”

“Help you in breakfast like the way I do” she turned to look at me and stopped me from helping her, “No need, you should rest today.” she paused for a second and spoke “it’s sunrise already and you’re fasting. You would be on rest today and since you aren’t going for work today so just rest.”

“But-”

“No, but Noor, go back to your room and leave this here” she told me in the softest way possible.

I kept the plates and went back to my room. I saw Jeonghan sitting on his bed, I walked towards him and sat on bed. “Did mom kick you out from the kitchen?” and he started laughing. I just looked at him, and then nodded and the moment he stopped laughing he said “My dear workaholic wife, it’s fine to take a day off at times. You manage work and home both and help my mom as well in her chores that’s why it’s not wrong to take a small break for a day atleast.” He held my hand.

“I wish I could postpone the meetings I have today, and spend my day with you”

“Jeonghan it’s fine” I smiled at him.

“You taking day off is not normal, and at times we don’t get enough time to spend with eachother, sometimes I feel I should quit being a ceo and you should work and earn for family”

“You’re speaking as if you’re not rich and would die if both of us stop working.” I told him teasingly.

He suddenly pulls me closer and our faces were inches apart, “You speak way too much at times, I can make you quit as well and we can go to vacation for months so, stop tempting me for doing that”

I slightly pushed him, “you are such a tease”

“but you look so pretty in this olive green kurti and patiyala”

“Jeonghan you- I am so done. Can you leave for work already? Please?”

“Really Noor, you look the prettiest in this, I personally love this set of yours”

“When are you leaving Jeonghan?” he again pinched my cheeks and then kissed me.

[1:30 pm]

“Your mehendi looks so pretty Noor” I smiled at Nishi, “All thanks to you” I smiled at her. I might start loving Jeonghan’s sister more than Jeonghan loves her. He always loved her so much and now I see why he loves and adores her so much. She’s lovely. “You can ask bhaiya to search for something here” “Huh?” I asked her and she just smiled.

“And you’re done Noor” she fixed my dupatta. “Finally, I’m done, I want to go and sit on balcony” she nodded and I got up.

“Noor” I stopped my feet, when I heard maa’s voice, “yes?”

“You’re done?” I nodded, “Jeonghan is also back early today” I smiled hearing his name, well, I did miss him. When do I not miss him, it’s normal for me to miss him like this. “Are you going back your room?” I shook my head, “I wanted to go to balcony and wait for the mehendi to dry up”

“Okay, he was searching for you” I looked puzzled and then looked at the time, “It’s lunch time, he came to have lunch at home?”

“He said he already ate, and came home after that” I nodded, he said he had important meetings, maybe he was done. I walked towards my room and spotted Jeonghan coming out of our room. “so, here you are” I was walking carefully because of my mehendi, I don’t want this to mess up.

He came closer to me, “looks like you’re finally done” I nodded and smiled at him

“You’re back early” he stepped closer to me, I took a step back. He was looking at my hands, and yes I was suspecting him into pulling something right now, you can never trust him with his pranks and I could see him planning something.

“Jeonghan” I called his name

“I am wondering about your mehendi” this husband of mine.

“Jeonghan, no. you ain’t touching this mehendi”

“I wanna mess this up so bad”

“Jeonghan-” he was stepping closer, I need to run away or this devil guy will annoy me again, I quickly turned back and started running, I wanted to go back to balcony and sit there peacefully but Jeonghan.

“Noor, stop, don’t run” did I look like a fool that I would stop because he wants me and my mehendi is not even dried up, it’s fresh. It takes minimum three to four hours to dry up, and he wanted to mess up with me; I ain’t letting him do that.

Back when we were campus couple, he wasn’t pulling out pranks and he wouldn’t even tease like he does now, in his defence he said since I am with him and officially his wife he can tease me all he wants.

My mind was still, how he looked so beautiful maroon sherwani during our wedding, that smile when my hand was given to him, he looked so precious, I just wanted to protect his smile always and wanted to continue being the reason of his smile.

That one smile changed everything, and now here we are, husband and wife.

I was suddenly pulled by my arm and I was in his embrace in another second. My hands were safe, nothing happened to my dear mehendi and here he was holding me in his embrace tightly, his hands were holding me securely. “I wouldn’t dare to mess up with your mehendi noor, how could I do that”

I lifted my face too see him, “Jeonghan…”

“Meri jaan, I was just teasing you because I love teasing you, but I wouldn’t dare to do this. You look so cute when you runaway from me.”

“Jeonghan… we are not in our room” I was hesitating because what if someone saw us, “and we are married, I can do anything I want and this is my house” this guy, he is impossible.

“I don’t want to let you go when you are finally in my embrace.” His hand was on my head, and my head was pressed on his chest, I could hear his heartbeat, it was just like me.

After few seconds, he let go of me carefully. “Where were you heading to?” “Balcony, I wanted to sit there, because I had nothing to do and since I am getting a bit sleepy, I rather go sit there and read something.” he fixed my dupatta and held my shoulder. “let’s go” I looked at him and he was careful with my mehendi, he is such a tease and I love this tease so much.

We got into our bedroom and he closed the door, I was standing behind him, without taking any more step. He turned to look at me, “You should know whenever you wear this type of kurti and patiyala and a dupatta with it, you look like you came down from heaven, look at yourself now.” He took me towards the mirror and he was standing beside me, “you look the best in green, no matter how many times I tell you, nothing changes the fact.” I looked at us, he was holding my shoulder delicately, he was in casuals now, grey sweatshirt and sweatpants. He was looking at me, I could see it through the mirror.

I turned to look at him, “Jeonghan” his hands were on my shoulders, “Yes?”

“I love you” he looked surprised, well it’s not me who always tells him how much I love him or adore him, it’s always him. I can’t say it on his face, it takes time for me to say. He quickly kissed me on my lips, I was still looking at him, “stop being so adorable or else your mehendi would be ruined because I am holding back my urge to kiss you and pull you in my arms right now.” I laughed at him and laughed as well. The sound of his laugh is the most comforting one.

He took me to the bed, “you can get some sleep, I will stay here and take care of your mehendi.” I looked at him with a confused face, how did he even know that I am getting sleepy, “it’s okay, Hannie”

“You must be sleepy because of fasting and I bet you were the one who did everyone’s mehendi first and then yours was done in the end.”

How did he know?

“I just know you Noor, I know you.” she smiled at me. Since I couldn’t use my hands, he took my dupatta and kept it on the bed, and helped me to adjust. Since I was still in sitting position, he pulled the comforter to cover half of me.

How can he be such a loving husband, when I started dating him, I never thought I would get such an loving husband and will discover this side of him as well, because back then he was just full of fun and brainy guy, I never saw this coming.

“You can get a nap, Noor. It’s fine trust me.” he got up from the bed and gave me a forehead kiss.

[5:10 pm]

“Noor, noor. Wake up”

“Noor”

I slowly opened my eyes, I saw the lights on and Jeonghan’s face inches apart while he was holding my face softly. Did I really fall asleep? “What’s the time Jeonghan?”

“It’s 5:10 pm already, you need to take this off as well, right?” his another hand was holding mine.

“OH MY GOD YES” I was about to get up in a hurry but he held my hand, “slow down Noor, it’s fine. There’s no hurry and mom didn’t come yet. You’ve time to get ready and I think you already have everything you need today.” I nodded, remembering mom came few days ago and gave me the lehenga and saree, she told me to wear whatever I feel like. That saree was pretty one though, wearing a lehenga, umm.

I slowly got up and went to get over with my mehendi, because it’s fully dried up. After I came back to my room, I saw Jeonghan taking out my saree and jewellery. “Jeonghan” I saw him standing infront of our closet.

I walked towards him, and hugged him from back. “Noor” and he turned to look back at me, his loving eyes were the first thing I ever fell for. He removed the strands of my hair and tugged them behind my ears which were covering my face. “Are you feeling, okay?” I nodded, “Are you sure?” I nodded again, “meri jaan” and kissed my forehead.

He should know that I can never get used to these two words whenever he calls me ‘meri jaan’ I feel like I melt then and there, the way he calls me ‘meri jaan’ it feels like he makes me melt with his voice.

“You should get ready because I will get ready as well, and I took out the saree maa gave to you, because I felt like maybe you want to wear saree tonight.”

“How do you know everything I want to do Hannie~”

“Okay, now go get ready and I will check what will I wear.” I nodded and let go of his waist. I turned around and was about to go towards the bed because he kept my everything there, but he suddenly pulled me by my arm. I collided with his chest lightly, he held both my hands, “your mehendi looks so pretty and the colour looks so beautiful” he was tracing the mehendi design, “Jeonghan, I need to get ready” I slightly pushed him and left him there. I heard his chuckle from back.

After few minutes, I was almost ready and walked back to the room, I still had to fix my saree and check the pleats if they are done or not. The moment I looked up, my eyes met with Jeonghan, he was looking so beautiful in white kurta. The colour looked so nice on him; I was in awe. It’s very rare to see Jeonghan in traditions and this happens only in occasions which is still rare for me to see him like this.

I was awestruck.

I walked towards him slowly. he was wearing white kurta and it was looking beautiful because of the embroidery on the collar. I almost couldn’t take my eyes off him. “Noor” he called me name and I walked closer to him.

“Yes?” he suddenly knelt down and patted his thighs, I was confused for a second then I saw him holding my payal, “tumhari payal meri jaan” I was so flustered, oh god, this man, yes my husband is making me go insane.

I gently gave my leg and he put the payal around very gently. Once he was done, he stood up “and it’s done” he smiled at me. I got ready, I wore my kajal and eyeliner, and applied lipstick. Once I was done then I did my hair, I did half braid quickly. I looked at the mirror and saw Jeonghan smiling at me through the mirror. I picked up my earrings and wore it. I was done and suddenly Jeonghan came closer, the close proximity, his breaths were hitting my bare neck, more over because I was wearing a blouse today rather than the kurti I wear usually. He leaned towards the dressing table and picked up a chain, I was about to turn to look at him but then he held my shoulders and stopped me from moving. “Don’t move”

He put the chain on my neck very carefully, then gave a quick peck on my neck. I was taken aback because of this sudden act, “this is for you. I wanted to give this to you today” I turned to look back at him and hugged him tight. I would literally tear up because of the love and affections he gives me.

We heard a knock on my door and I went to open the door, “maa”

“you look so pretty and Jeonghan you’re ready as well” she smiled at us, she held my cheeks and gave me a kiss on my cheeks. I smiled at her, “now let’s go down and let’s do the remaining rituals” I nodded and we went downstairs.

I saw everyone sitting there, I walked carefully along with Jeonghan. After going down I saw, the way everything was kept and decorated, we had to decorate the kalash and other things. Once everything was done, and kept in the thali (a big plate), we had to go the terrace, because we would see the moon there.

After few minutes, the moon came out. I heard maa “the moon is here” then I went to pick up my thali which was on the table and had my head covered with pallu. Then I had to lit up the diya, then kept the diya on the Chhanni then while looking at the moon through the chhannie I had to pour the water from the kalash. Then after keeping the empty kalash on the other side, then I turn to look at Jeonghan and the moment I looked at him, I saw him holding a chhanni and looking at me. I was surprised to see him holding a chhanni and looking at me, “Jeonghan yeh kya kar rahe ho?” (Jeonghan what are you doing?)

“Wahi jo tumhne aaj mere liye kiya hai”

I was still confused, what was he trying to say, “meri jaan” and once again he goes with ‘meri jaan’ “fast rakha hai tumhare liye meri jaan” (I kept the fast for you my love)

I was taken aback, he kept fast for me and I didn’t know.

“this is the first time Jeonghan ever kept fast for anyone, and you’re the one for whom he kept the fast, this shows how much he loves you” I heard maa say this while completing and almost breaking her fast, she was almost done.

“Ab mujhe yeh chaand ko dekhne ki zaroorat nehi kyunki mujhe apni chaand mil gai hai”

“Jeonghan…” how could he just say these words so casually, I was tearing up slowly.

“Ho gaya? Kyunki mujhe abhi bhook bhi lagi hai” I nodded trying not to tear up.

I had to take out the diya from the chhanni and keep it on the thali and chhanni on the table. After that I had to do the arti, once done I smiled at him and he smiled at me. he take the kalash from the thali and helps me drink the water and I do the same. And now I had to hold the thali and bow down, but before I could bow down after fixing my pallu, Jeonghan was quick to touch my feet and I was in disbelief. How could he do, and he didn’t let me touch his feet. He took the kaju katli, from the thali and gives me a bite, I saw him checking out our sides and suddenly he comes closer and takes a bit of the kaju katli as well, our lips touch and he pressed his lips more.

I was too flustered to even react, once he takes a step back, he could see how flustered I was. What if maa saw us, what if- I turn to look at my sides, and no one was here, not maa, papa aur Nishi. They all left and it was just us. I let out a small relief sigh, Jeonghan is insane.

“you’re insane, tum kuch bhi karte ho kahin pe bhi” I looked at him,

“Haan, I’m insane because of you” he took a pause before speaking, “pata nehi hai tumko?” and then he kissed my forehead, and says, “lambi umar k liye sirf tum hi kyun dua maango chaand se, maine bhi maang li aaj chaand se tumhare liye lambi umar meri jaan” he took another pause, “jisse ki hamari dono ki lambi umar ho aur mai tumhe issi tarah pyaaar kar sakun hamesha hamesha k liye” I was feeling overwhelmed and couldn’t resist anymore, why was he like this. I quickly gave him a peck. I wanted to love him more than he loves me

He smiled at me and says “Let’s go down now, I’m hungry” we were about to leave and maa comes and says “tumdono ka romance khatam ho gaya ho toh khane chalen?” and all of us burst out laughing and I got so shy.

Jeonghan held my shoulders and we went down, before going down he says, “tujhme raab dikhta hai yaara mai kya karu”

“I love you so much Noor” and kissed my cheeks.

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atimefordragons · 6 months ago

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LAILA MAIN LAILA AISI HOON LAILA HAR KOI CHAHE MUHJSE MILNA AKELA

☾♔; March 17, 2024 ☾♔; 4:56pm ☾♔; sotd: What Jhumka? (from Rocky aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani) ☾♔; cotd: Rani Chatterjee ☾♔; Thistle Grove Academy ☾♔; Storyboard/Important Connections

𝐓𝐢𝐭𝐥𝐞: lyrics from "Laila Main Laila"

I've always sucked at making storyboard type sets, but YIKES. lol, whatever.

【 𝐎𝐕𝐄𝐑𝐕𝐈𝐄𝐖 】

Laila is an heiress of 𝓡𝓪𝓲𝓬𝓱𝓪𝓷𝓭 Industries, an Indian multinational conglomerate founded by Laila's great-grandfather, Thakur Raj Raichand, in the early 1950's after Partition. While the company has long since gone public, it is still majority owned by the Raichand Family, and they run every aspect of it. Now Mumbai (Bombay) based, the Raichand's originate from the state of Rajasthan where the family once owned a fairly large piece of land that was sold off when Laila's grandfather was young. After succeeding in Bombay, the land was repurchased, as well as much of the surrounding area and a large palace named Chandshah Haveli was constructed in the Indo-Saracenic architecture style.

Karshvar is the seven-story Raichand estate in Mumbai, located on Altamount Road (also known as Billionaires’ Row), the name of the estate comes from Zoroastrian mythology. The Avesta, the primary collection of religious texts in Zoroastrianism, describes seven Karshwar, climbs or zones, that organize the world into seven circles superimposed on top of one another, separated by waters, mountains, and forests. Until the completion of the Ambani’s Antilia, Karshvar was the most expensive private residence in the country, possibly the entire region, and yes, it is more expensive than their literal palace in Rajasthan (as an FYI, Antilia is the most expensive private residence in the world, as of 2014, might’ve been surpassed by now). However, Karshvar still claims the most ground floor square footage of the road.

The Raichand's are a relatively traditional family, certainly in western standards, though they are considered very progressive amongst other Desi's, having a very religiously mixed and accepting family, and very matriarchal family. Women have long held authoritative power over the family, though that has passed matrimonially, with the wife of each successive head of the family gaining that authority. Overall the Raichands are a Hindu family, however, their spouses have come from all over India and beyond, of varied faiths and sects, due to this, the Raichand’s also have large celebrations for holidays of multiple religions, obviously Hinduism, as well as Sikhism, Jainism, and Islam. Their biggest events are Diwali, Durga Puja, Vaisakhi, Navratri, Karva Chauth, Eid, the First and Last Iftars of Ramadan, and Holi. They also have a fairly large, but private, family only event for Raksha Bandhan.

Laila is not close to her maternal family at all, neither is her mother. She's asked about them a couple times before, but her mother doesn't have the best expression when talking about her family, so Laila stopped asking. If they want to know them, they can find them, it's not Laila's problem. She’s not even completely sure if her mom’s original last name is even Burakgazi, her parents have changed the story a few times, but have more or less stayed consistent that they met while her father was working. At one point the story was almost identical to the plot of the film Bang Bang!, wherein a RAW agent supposedly stole the Koor-i-noor diamond back from the British, something involving multi-national terrorists, and her mom being a bank teller caught in the middle after her dad hijacked her blind date, none of which made any sense, but it was a fun story.

【 𝐏𝐀𝐑𝐄𝐍𝐓𝐒 】

𝓐𝓵𝓮𝔂𝓷𝓪 𝓑𝓾𝓻𝓪𝓴𝓰𝓪𝔃𝓲 & 𝓥𝓲𝓴𝓻𝓪𝓷𝓽 𝓡𝓪𝓲𝓬𝓱𝓪𝓷𝓭 FC: Beren Saat & Hrithik Roshan

Mama aur Papa!

【 𝐆𝐑𝐀𝐍𝐃𝐏𝐀𝐑𝐄𝐍𝐓𝐒 】

𝓨𝓸𝓰𝓮𝓼𝓱 𝓡𝓪𝓲𝓬𝓱𝓪𝓷𝓭 & 𝓜𝓸𝓱𝓲𝓷𝓲 𝓡𝓪𝓲𝓬𝓱𝓪𝓷𝓭 née Tiwari FC: Amitabh Bachchan & Jaya Bachchan

Dadaji aur Dadi (paternal grandparents, literally means grandpa/grandma, ji is a respectful suffix, not always used, and can be omitted based on the personal relationship or the situation).

Dadi does not have a favourite grandchild, she loves them all equally. She does, however, have a favourite child, and that is Veer. Papa and Auntie Riya do not like to talk about it.

【 𝐀𝐔𝐍𝐓𝐒 & 𝐔𝐍𝐂𝐋𝐄𝐒 】

𝓥𝓮𝓮𝓻 𝓡𝓪𝓲𝓬𝓱𝓪𝓷𝓭 & 𝓩𝓪𝓪𝓻𝓪 𝓠𝓪𝓭𝓻𝓲 𝓡𝓪𝓲𝓬𝓱𝓪𝓷𝓭 FC: Shah Rukh Khan & Kajol

Tauji & Taiji

(if you see chacha, chachi in the set, no you don't. look, I'm a Bengali okay, not Indian, and in Bengali, there is no Tauji, your dad's brothers are all chacha)

Zaara is publicly referred to as “Zaara Bhabhi”, by netizens, Raichand Industries employees, and other industrialists, all of whom regard her as the true head of Raichand Industries, as even though she does not work in the company, Veer’s love for her and deference to her is well-known, and she has the last word on everything. Because of this she is often the target for schmoozing campaigns (though it doesn’t necessarily work, a lot of Laila’s judgey and stubborn personality comes from her).

𝓡𝓲𝔂𝓪 𝓡𝓪𝓲𝓬𝓱𝓪𝓷𝓭 & 𝓡𝓪𝓱𝓾𝓵 𝓓𝓱𝓪𝓷𝓻𝓪𝓳 FC: Shilpa Shetty & Suniel Shetty

Phuphi (which Riya hates being called, so Auntie Riya instead), & Phuphaji

【 𝐂𝐎𝐔𝐒𝐈𝐍𝐒 】

𝓨𝓪𝓼𝓱 𝓡𝓪𝓲𝓬𝓱𝓪𝓷𝓭 FC: Varun Dhawan

Bhaiyah, also Bade Bhaiyah if with Vijay,

𝓩𝓸𝔂𝓪 𝓡𝓪𝓲𝓬𝓱𝓪𝓷𝓭 FC: Alia Bhatt

𝓥𝓲𝓳𝓪𝔂 𝓓𝓱𝓪𝓷𝓻𝓪𝓳 & 𝓟𝓪𝔂𝓪𝓵 𝓓𝓮𝓼𝓪𝓲 FC: Kartik Aaryan & Kiara Advani

【 𝐁𝐄𝐒𝐓𝐄𝐒𝐓 𝐁𝐄𝐒𝐓𝐈𝐄𝐒 】

Aka the Mean Girls! They are so judgey and bitchy, and kinda ice cold. Very much alienate others by speaking in languages only the three of them will understand, usually Portuguese while in Dubai, and Arabic elsewhere. The three are neighbours, living in the same residential Skyscraper in Downtown Dubai, though all three's families have additional properties in Dubai, and with Kiran in particular, the Desai's have a villa right next to the Raichand one on the Palm Jumeirah. They also went to the same private school until Laila and Isabella started attending Thistle Grove.

𝓚𝓲𝓻𝓪𝓷 𝓓𝓮𝓼𝓪𝓲 FC: Ananya Panday

𝓘𝓼𝓪𝓫𝓮𝓵𝓵𝓪 𝓡𝓲𝓸𝓼 FC: Valentina Zenere

【 𝐅𝐑𝐈𝐄𝐍𝐃𝐒 】

𝓢𝓸𝓷𝓲𝓪 𝓚𝓪𝓹𝓸𝓸𝓻 FC: Suhana Khan

Definitely not OK and Sandi's daughter. (She is and I'm totally not making a bollywood "movie" of bollywood movies).

𝓛𝓪𝓻𝓪 𝓚𝓱𝓪𝓷 FC: Shanaya Kapoor

Do I think I'm being funny by flipping their filmi fam's? Yeah.

𝓚𝓪𝓽𝓻𝓲𝓷𝓪 𝓚𝓪𝔃𝓲 FC: Mimi Keene

Kat is Payal and Kiran’s second cousin (probably), her paternal grandmother, Rashmi, is the sister of Yogesh Raichand’s best friend and Payal and Kiran’s grandfather, all three (Yogesh and the Desai siblings) grew up together, Rashmi and Yogesh even dated with talks of marriage until he met Mohini. Rashmi eventually married Kat’s paternal grandfather, and the couple moved to London for his work. A couple years younger than the Emirati trio, Kat lived most of her life in the UK, until her parents company moved them to their Dubai offices, and she built a closer relationship with Kiran and joined her friend group. Having grown up abroad, Kat’s Hindi isn’t great, though she can understand the gist of what is being said, her Arabic is far more fluent.

𝓐𝓷𝓽𝓸𝓷𝓲𝓪 𝓓𝓮𝓿𝓻𝓮𝓾𝔁 FC: Meghan Roche

Kat’s cousin-in-law (I do not know why I’m asoiaf noble housing this situation),

𝓐𝓪𝓻𝓸𝓷 𝓜𝓮𝓻𝓲𝓷𝓸 𝓡𝓸𝓳𝓪𝓼 FC: Manu Ríos

A new addition to the Emirati gang, Aarón joined the friends after moving to Dubai following his mother’s marriage to Siddharth Singhania, and making him the younger step-brother of Vikram Singhania, both of whom are part of the Raichand generational family friends group. Senior Singhania being a close friend of Veer, Vikrant, and Riya, while Vikram is besties with Yash and Zoya.

【 𝐄𝐗𝐓𝐄𝐍𝐃𝐄𝐃 𝐑𝐄𝐋𝐀𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍𝐒 】

I am very normal and not creating 80 thousand additional relationships.

𝓢𝓪𝓶𝓪𝓻𝓪 𝓡𝓪𝓷𝓭𝓱𝓪𝔀𝓪 FC: Kriti Sanon

A slightly more distant cousin (second I think, don’t ask me), Samara is the granddaughter of Yogesh Raichand’s youngest sister, Sriti. Samara grew up primarily in Delhi with her paternal family, but often celebrated religious holidays with the Raichands.

𝓢𝓸𝓷𝓪𝓶 𝓑𝓪𝓴𝓼𝓱𝓲 FC: Pooja Hegde

Vijay's cousin, daughter of one his dad's sisters. Studied at the University of Orléans (Université d'Orléans)

【 𝐀𝐃𝐃𝐈𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍𝐀𝐋 𝐍𝐎𝐓𝐄𝐒 】

This is literally for me because I’m losing track of all the notable Families affiliated with the Raichands and their histories. I keep expanding my family tree, and forgetting things I don’t put in the bio sections. Laila took keeping things in the family too literally, by her I mean me, but literally everyone mentioned up there is bound in her family tree through one method or another, even got Is in there cause I decided that her half-brother is Laila’s eventual endgame. Far in the future, cause he a lot older (like red flag), so he doesn’t show up now, it’ll be creepy if he does.

Desai’s, friendship dates back to before even Yogesh, the Desai’s were heavily involved in establishing Raichand Industries, and outside of the Raichand family, own the most shares of RaiI, in the current generation, Vijay (grandson of Yogesh) and Payal (granddaughter of Dushant) are engaged. Yogesh once dated Dushant’s sister with semi-serious marriage talks, but forgot all of that after meeting Mohini, so that was awkward and dramatic. Lol Dadaji is a slut.

Khan & Kapoor filmi fam’s, friendship from the Veer/Vikrant/Riya generation, very thinly veiled references to bollywood things for my enjoyment. This Khan and Kapoor branch are also connected to each other, I think they are cousins by descent, while the Raichand connection is through a marriage, oh wait, the Raichand connection is even further away, cause it’s through the Dhanraj’s marriage! So at most, Vijay’s something, something cousins, but not Laila, Zoya, or Yash’s.

Singhania, frienship from Veer/Vikrant/Riya generation, but working relationship from Yogesh’s era

Churail dadi/nani

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Sonarika Bhadoria Celebrates Karva Chauth in Wedding Lehenga, Looks Gorgeous

Sonarika Bhadoria, known for playing Parvati in the popular show Devon Ke Dev Mahadev, made her first Karva Chauth celebration truly memorable. The actress, who tied the knot with Vikas Parashar earlier this year in February, decided to honor the tradition by fasting for her husband’s long life. But what caught everyone’s attention was her beautiful choice of outfit for the occasion. Sonarika’s…

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Zaheer Iqbal Observes Karwa Chauth for Sonakshi Sinha: Publicity Stunt or Genuine Gesture?

Sonakshi Sinha celebrated her first Karva Chauth with her husband, Zaheer Iqbal. She shared an adorable video on Instagram, where she revealed that not only did she observe the Karva Chauth fast, but Zaheer also kept the fast for her.

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Temporary tattoo designs in India

India, a land steeped in rich cultural heritage and artistry, has seen a burgeoning trend in the art of tattooing. While permanent tattoos have always been a part of various tribal and regional traditions, Temporary tattoo designs in India have gained immense popularity in recent years. The concept of temporary tattoos is not new in India; in fact, henna (mehndi) has long been used to adorn the skin with intricate patterns for weddings, festivals, and other ceremonies. However, modern temporary tattoos, which offer the beauty of body art without the lifelong commitment, are now becoming a fashion statement for individuals of all ages.

The Rise of Temporary Tattoo Designs in India

The concept of temporary tattoo designs in India appeals to a wide audience for several reasons. First, not everyone is ready to commit to a permanent tattoo, which is often associated with pain, permanence, and sometimes, regret. Temporary tattoos offer the perfect solution for those who want to experiment with body art without the long-term consequences.

Temporary tattoo designs in India have evolved to cater to a diverse population. From young adults who want to express their personality through trendy designs, to children and families looking for fun and safe options, the demand for temporary tattoos is skyrocketing. These designs are not only easy to apply but also easy to remove, making them perfect for people who like to change their look frequently.

Moreover, with India's growing influence in global fashion and culture, temporary tattoo designs have started incorporating traditional Indian motifs alongside modern styles. The fusion of heritage and contemporary aesthetics is one of the main reasons why temporary tattoo designs in India are becoming so popular.

Types of Temporary Tattoos Available in India

Henna Tattoos (Mehndi)

Henna has been used in India for centuries, especially during weddings and festivals like Karva Chauth, Diwali, and Eid. Mehndi is applied in intricate patterns, usually on the hands and feet, and is often symbolic of love and good fortune. While traditionally associated with bridal designs, modern temporary tattoo designs in India have extended the use of henna for more casual purposes.

Sticker Tattoos

Sticker tattoos are one of the most popular forms of temporary tattoos. These are easy to apply, water-resistant, and can last for several days. Sticker temporary tattoo designs in India range from simple geometric shapes to detailed and colorful images, appealing to both kids and adults. The variety of designs ensures that there is something for everyone.

Airbrush Tattoos

Airbrush tattoos are another innovative form of temporary tattoo gaining traction in India. Using an airbrush machine, the tattoo is sprayed onto the skin, creating a smooth, realistic finish. Airbrush temporary tattoo designs in India are highly customizable, allowing people to choose their preferred design and colors. They are often used for events, parties, and festivals.

Jagua Tattoos

Jagua tattoos are relatively new to the Indian market but are growing in popularity. Derived from the juice of the jagua fruit, this type of temporary tattoo creates a dark blue or black design, similar to henna but with a different color finish. Jagua tattoos are a great option for those looking for a more permanent-looking temporary tattoo design that lasts longer than traditional henna.

Body Paint and Glitter Tattoos

For those who want to add a touch of glam to their look, glitter tattoos and body paint are a fun alternative. These temporary tattoo designs in India are often used at festivals, concerts, and themed parties. While they don’t last as long as other types of temporary tattoos, their vibrant and shiny appearance makes them a favorite among children and young adults.

Popular Themes in Temporary Tattoo Designs in India

The designs for temporary tattoos in India have become more diverse, reflecting both global trends and local influences. Some of the most popular themes include:

Traditional Indian Motifs

Inspired by the intricate patterns of henna, traditional temporary tattoo designs in India often incorporate paisleys, mandalas, lotus flowers, and peacock feathers. These designs are deeply rooted in Indian culture and are popular for festivals, weddings, and other ceremonial occasions.

Spiritual and Religious Symbols

Symbols like Om, the Trishul, and the lotus are frequently seen in temporary tattoo designs in India. Many people choose these designs to express their spirituality or connection to Indian religions like Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism.

Minimalist and Geometric Tattoos

Minimalist designs are becoming increasingly popular, especially among the younger generation. Geometric shapes, delicate line work, and small, simple symbols are some of the most sought-after temporary tattoo designs in India. These tattoos are understated yet stylish, making them suitable for both casual and formal occasions.

Floral Designs

Floral tattoos have universal appeal and are among the most common temporary tattoo designs. From roses and lilies to jasmine and lotus flowers, these designs are versatile and can be personalized to suit individual preferences. Floral patterns are often chosen for their beauty and symbolism, representing growth, beauty, and femininity.

Tribal and Ethnic Tattoos

India has a rich tradition of tribal tattooing, especially in states like Odisha, Nagaland, and Arunachal Pradesh. Modern temporary tattoo designs in India often draw inspiration from these ancient tribal patterns, creating a blend of modern and ethnic artistry. Tribal tattoos are usually bold and intricate, making a strong visual statement.

Pop Culture and Western Influences

With the rise of global media and social platforms, temporary tattoo designs in India have also been influenced by Western pop culture. Designs featuring popular characters, symbols from movies, and even sports icons are quite popular among the youth. Western tattoo trends, such as dreamcatchers, infinity signs, and anchors, have also made their way into Indian temporary tattoo collections.

Why Choose Temporary Tattoos Over Permanent Tattoos?

There are several reasons why people prefer temporary tattoo designs in India over permanent tattoos:

No Long-Term Commitment

Unlike permanent tattoos, temporary tattoos allow individuals to experiment with different designs, styles, and placements without the fear of making a lifelong decision. This flexibility is particularly appealing to young adults who are still exploring their identities.

Pain-Free Application

Permanent tattoos can be painful and require a skilled artist to ensure precision. In contrast, temporary tattoos are painless, easy to apply, and can be done in the comfort of one’s home.

Safe for All Ages

Temporary tattoo designs in India are safe for all age groups, making them ideal for children and teenagers who want to try out body art. Parents can feel reassured knowing that these tattoos are non-toxic and do not cause any harm to the skin.

Perfect for Special Occasions

Temporary tattoos are an excellent choice for weddings, festivals, and parties. Whether you’re a bride who wants an intricate henna design or a partygoer looking for a fun, edgy design, temporary tattoo designs in India offer limitless possibilities.

Affordability

Temporary tattoos are far more affordable than permanent tattoos. You can switch between different designs and styles without breaking the bank. This affordability makes them a great option for those who like to change their look frequently.

Quick and Easy Removal

One of the biggest advantages of temporary tattoos is that they can be easily removed. A little soap, water, or rubbing alcohol can erase the design, allowing you to change your look as often as you like.

Where to Find Temporary Tattoo Designs in India

With the rise in demand, temporary tattoo designs in India are now widely available. They can be found at:

Local Tattoo Parlors

Many tattoo parlors in cities like Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, and Kolkata now offer temporary tattoo services. They cater to customers who want to experiment with different designs before committing to a permanent tattoo.

Online Marketplaces

E-commerce platforms like Amazon, Flipkart, and Myntra offer a vast selection of temporary tattoo designs in India. You can browse through thousands of designs, ranging from traditional henna to modern sticker tattoos, and have them delivered to your doorstep.

Festivals and Events

Temporary tattoos are often available at local fairs, festivals, and events. From street vendors to professional tattoo artists, you can find a variety of temporary tattoo designs to choose from.

Conclusion

The popularity of temporary tattoo designs in India continues to grow as more people discover the joys of expressing themselves through body art without the permanence of ink. Whether you're looking for traditional motifs, modern designs, or fun and quirky symbols, temporary tattoos offer endless possibilities for self-expression. Their flexibility, affordability, and pain-free application make them an ideal choice for people of all ages and backgrounds. Whether it’s for a special occasion or just for fun, temporary tattoo designs in India are a trend that’s here to stay.

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A FESTIVAL TO CONSOLIDATE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SPOUSES

HAPPY KARVA CHAUTH : A SACRED FESTIVAL TO CONSOLIDATE RELATIONSHIP BETEEN HUSBAND AND WIFE SCRIPTURAL KNOHOW ABOUT RELATIONSHIP Bhagwad Gita teaches us to see others as ourselves. In love when we see others as ourselves we will not mistreat them. To have the easiest of love relationships put the other person first and see how beautiful your life becomes. This also is true between the love…

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Karwa Chauth 2021 Sargi: Know the auspicious time to eat Sargi, do not eat these things in Sargi even by mistake, eat these things!

On the day of Karwa Chauth fast, women wake up before sunrise and after taking bath etc. start the fast by eating Sargi. Know its auspicious time and importance.

Women observe Karwa Chauth fast every year for the long life of their husband. The fast of Karwa Chauth starts with sunrise and continues till moonrise. Sargi also has special significance in Karwa Chauth. It is eaten before sunrise. Sargi is made by the mother-in-law for her daughter-in-law. The daughter-in-law starts the fast by eating it. This year this festival of Karwa Chauth will be celebrated on 24 October i.e. Sunday.

What is Sargi?

Sargi is the food that the mother-in-law gives to her daughter-in-law on the day of Karwa Chauth. Along with this, she also gives some items to her daughter-in-law. Sargi is taken in the morning before sunrise. After this the fast is considered to have started. Actually, Sargi is a gift from the mother-in-law to the daughter-in-law. The benefit of eating Sargi is that women remain full of energy throughout the day. If someone does not have a mother-in-law, then an elder woman of the house makes and gives Sargi.

What is Bayna?

Whereas the mother-in-law gives Sargi to her daughter-in-law. At the same time, the daughter-in-law gives Bayna to her mother-in-law. In which clothes, makeup items, clothes, Suhaag items, Phenia, fruits, dry fruits, coconut etc. are kept in Sargi.

Auspicious time to eat Sargi

Sargi should be consumed around 4 to 5 pm before sunrise. Moonrise will be at 7:51 pm. Chaturthi Tithi will start this year on 24 October 2021, Sunday at 3:01 am, which will last till 5:43 am the next day, 25 October. The time of moonrise on this day is 7:51 am. The auspicious time for worship will be from 06:55 pm to 08:51 pm on 24 October 2021.

Here we will tell you about some such things, which you should not eat even by mistake in Sargi.

Fried items- Fried items like samosas, pakodas, parathas etc. are very oily or ghee- They cause heaviness in the stomach and slow down the digestive system. This makes one feel tired and lethargic throughout the day. Also, eating such heavy food early in the morning can also spoil digestion.

1. Spicy food- Eating too much spicy food can cause heartburn and acidity in the stomach. This makes it difficult to keep fast.

2. Processed food- Processed food contains high amounts of salt, sugar and preservatives. These are harmful to the body and can cause weight gain.

4. Caffeinated drinks- Tea, coffee and cold drinks contain caffeine, which can cause water deficiency in the body. This can cause dehydration and headache.

5. Too much sweet- Eating too much sweet can increase blood sugar level and make you feel tired. Also, you feel more thirsty after eating sweets.

6. Apple on an empty stomach- Eating apple on an empty stomach can cause acidity. So eat something else in Sargi before eating apple.

7. Spicy food- Eating too much spicy food can cause stomach irritation and acidity. This makes it difficult to keep fast.

Karwa Chauth 2023: Eat these things in Karwa Chauth's Sargi, you will be full of energy during the fast

What should be eaten in Sargi?

1. Fruits- Be sure to eat seasonal fruits like banana, papaya, pomegranate, berries or apple in Sargi. First of all, they are easily digestible and on top of that, the fiber and vitamins present in them keep us fresh throughout the day during the fast. It also makes the stomach feel full, but keep in mind that eating fruits without eating anything can cause acidity, so eat fruits only after eating something light. Fruits are rich in vitamins, minerals and fiber. They give energy to the body and help in digestion. You can eat apples, bananas, grapes, oranges etc.

2. Milk and milk products- If you want to not feel hungry or thirsty and weak during Karva Chauth fast, then eat milk products, if possible you can eat rasgulla, rasmalai or vermicelli. These are also easily digestible and will make you feel energetic throughout the day. If you do not feel like eating these, then you can also drink a glass of hot milk with a handful of dry fruits, which will give you energy. Milk contains calcium and protein which strengthens the bones and gives energy to the body. You can eat milk, curd, cheese etc. Keep in mind not to eat milk and curd together.

3. Dry fruits- Almonds, cashews, raisins etc. contain protein and healthy fats. They provide energy to the body for a long time. However, eat them in limited quantities.

4. Vegetables- Vegetables are rich in vitamins, minerals and fiber. You can eat carrots, cucumbers etc.

5. Fresh juice or coconut water- You can also drink fresh fruit juice in Sargi. These are easy to digest and also help you feel fresh. Also, due to electrolytes and water, there is no dehydration in the body.

6. Dahi shakkar

Dahi shakkar is considered auspicious in every work in our country. If you are healthy, then you can eat a bowl of fresh curd.

7. Coconut water

Drinking coconut water in Sargi is very energetic. It cools your stomach, as well as the minerals present in it keep you hydrated.

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Karva Chauth 2024: Celebrating Your First Karva Chauth? Rituals And Traditions For Newlyweds To Follow | Culture News

For newlywed brides, it’s a special occasion with unique customs and rituals to mark their first Karva Chauth. This day holds significance for newly married couples and carries with it a set of meaningful traditions to follow. Karva Chauth, a beloved and time-honored festival in India, holds a special place in the hearts of married couples. For newlyweds, celebrating their first Karva Chauth is a…

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Karwa Chauth Glam: Top 6 Designer Salwar Suits for 2024 by Ganga Fashion

Karwa Chauth- The day of love, devotion, and unending elegance. Of course, it is not just about keeping fast for your loved spouse's long life but also about readying a style statement while you do so! Everything about this festival speaks of beauty, from the jingling bangles to the gleaming moonlight. But let us be honest: one of the major decisions that every woman has to make is regarding what to wear to complement the festive spirit.

Now, if you think sarees are the only way to shine on Karwa Chauth, think again! This year, it's time to break the mold with a stunning karva chauth suit. Why not try something new that keeps all the traditions yet pulls off that modern oomph? Ganga Fashions has got you covered-balanced in a manner that will make people stare at you, feeling fabulous.

Whether you have celebrated Karwa Chauth all your life or are getting ready for your first one, we have rounded up some of the hottest suit designs for karwa chauth of 2024 to make you glow on this beautiful day.

Fashion Trends for Karwa Chauth 2024

This year's Karwa Chauth is all about blending traditional charm with contemporary elegance. Designer Salwar Suits for Karwa Chauth, which provide the woman a chic and contemporary appeal, will be the main attraction. In 2024, raw silk, chanderi silk, and silk blends are predicted to be the opulent and rich materials that dominate the fashion world. These materials not only drape beautifully, but they also give your festive dress a touch of royalty.

As far as color palettes are concerned, this season is about deep and bold shades. Rich reds, royal plums, and emerald greens-sonic are just what you would want to exude in elegance. On the contrary, rani pinks and mustard yellows showcase a vibrant yet delicate look. Intricate embroideries, delicate zari works, and sequins add just the right amount of sparkle to make each suit just the right mix of tradition and modernity.

This year, salwar suits are more than just outfits; they are a statement!

Top 6 Designer Salwar Suits for Karwa Chauth 2024

Suit 1: Deep Red Silk Festive Kurta Set

( Deep Red Silk Festive Kurta Set )

This deep red-colored kurta set is a real showstopper and apt for the grand celebration of Karwa Chauth. With the detailed handwork and the use of luxury fabrics, this piece is the epitome of grace.

Fabrics: Matka Silk, Muslin Silk, Organza

Design: Banarasi brocade yoke

Fit: Regular

Styling tip: Team it up with gold jhumkas for that extra bit of festival sparkle.

Suit 2: Red and Orange Raw Silk Festive Kurta Set

( Orange Raw Silk Festive Kurta Set )

This set of bright-colored red and orange kurtas is perfect for the liveliness of a statement. The hand-embroidered details add more to it.

Fabrics: Bemberg Raw Silk, Muslin, Organza

Design: Orange sleeve hand-embroidered kurta

Fit: Regular

Styling tip: Add at least a visible orange bangle to balance the striking sleeves.

Suit 3: Plum Silk Festive Kurta Set

( Plum Silk Festive Kurta Set )

Rich plum tones and all screens together with intricate handwork make this suit perfect for a sophisticated festive look. The brocade yoke adds a royal touch to it.

Fabrics: Matka Silk, Muslin Silk, Organza

Design: Banarasi brocade yoke

Fit: Regular

Styling tip: Pair this with a sleek bun and some statement earrings.

Suit 4: Rani Pink Chanderi Silk Festive Kurta Set

( Rani Pink Chanderi Silk Festive Kurta Set )

This Rani pink suit is a winner for bright and joyful mornings and evenings. The zari embroidery and wide-leg pants bring a touch of grace to the already beautiful piece.

Fabrics: Chanderi Silk, Muslin Silk, Organza

Design: Zari hand-embroidered kurta

Fit: Regular

Styling tip: Team our traditional suits for women with mojris to complete the festive look.

Suit 5: Dark Chocolate Brown and Mustard Chanderi Silk Festive Kurta Set

( Dark Chocolate Brown and Mustard Chanderi Silk Festive Kurta Set )

This earthy-toned suit comes with elegance and exclusivity, with extended finesse of detailed hand embroidery at its comprehensive best.

Fabrics: Chanderi silk, muslin, tissue.

Design: Detailing with hand embroidery

Fit: Regular

Styling tip: Team it with a mustard-colored potli bag.

Suit 6: Festival Fuchsia Woven Silk Kurta Set

( Festival Fuchsia Woven Silk Kurta Set )

Make a statement in this royally crafted fuchsia-pink beauty,rich in silk the suit oozes velvety texture, shimmeringwith akarwa chauth suit design.

Fabrics: Woven Bemberg Silk, Muslin, Organza Silk

Design: Zardosi and beads detailing on the velvet yoke

Fit: Regular

Styling tip: Pair elegantly embroidered juttis to get the regal look from head to toe.

Accessories to Elevate Your Karwa Chauth Look

Now that you have the perfect Karwa Chauth suit get ready to add more oomph! When it comes to jewelry, wear bold statement earrings or chandbalis to complement the sophistication of your outfit. Footwear? Juttis or embellished heels will bring just the right amount of sparkle. And hey, don't forget a potli bag or clutch to complete it all for the festive vibe! Mix it up with some experiments in gold, silver, or oxidized jewelry regarding the color of your suit. The key to all this is to shine bright, like the moon that you will be gazing at!

Care Tips for Your Designer Salwar Suits

Want those exquisite designer Karwa Chauth suits to look as fresh as the first day one got them? Well, it is all about using the right care. First of all, always opt for dry cleaning. Silk and embroidered fabrics are quite sensitive, and regular washing may dim their sheen. Whenever it comes to storage, avoid hanging them, especially with heavy embroidery. Instead, fold your suit nicely and wrap it in a muslin cloth to save it from dust and moisture. But do not forget to store them in a cool and dry place away from direct sunlight, a breeding ground for faded colors. You may also place silica gel packets or sachets with no fragrances; this would keep moisture at bay. For dupattas, gentle steam will remove the wrinkles without harming the fabric. With a little care, your suits are spotless, ready to impress every festive season that comes after that!

Conclusion: Celebrating Karwa Chauth in Style

Ganga Fashions knows just how to create tradition and blend it creatively with contemporary elegance to celebrate Karwa Chauth in top gear. Choosing the perfect outfit isn't about looking great; it's about embracing the spirit of the festival, and Ganga's designer salwar suits just do that. From luxurious fabrics like silk to intricate embroidery, Ganga Suits are designed in a way that keeps you comfortable and glamorous at the same time. Whether you love extra bold reds or soft pinks, Ganga has something in its collection for everyone to make your makeover stand out on your special day. The attention to detail and the commitment to quality ensure that the outfit will look amazing and that it will last for years. So, this Karwa Chauth, let Ganga play the perfect blend of tradition and style as you shine even brighter in love, devotion, and beauty.

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