Ananya Sharma
Cream paper, maroon and gold, Ganesh invocation. The classic look most families ask for.
A designed biodata PDF in your language and English, plus a short narrated intro video, made from a WhatsApp chat and delivered in about 15 minutes.
25 templates · 12 languages · 25 communities · one-page and two-page layouts · from ₹149

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25 communities, each with the rows its families actually ask for. Every sample was generated by our pipeline from a short form. Names, faces and details are fictional; the portraits are AI-generated.
Cream paper, maroon and gold, Ganesh invocation. The classic look most families ask for.
Zari bands in wine, gold and green like a Paithani pallu. Carries kuldaivat, devak, mama's family and the full horoscope block Marathi families expect.
Cream and gold like a kasavu saree, deep green, a nilavilakku lamp above the invocation. Star, rashi, dosham and tharavadu rows included.
White with red woven bands like a gamosa and muga-gold accents. Labels in Assamese script, rashi and nakshatra rows for Hindu Assamese families.
Double black outlines, ochre and vermilion, fish motifs for prosperity, in the Mithila painting style. Carries mool, panji and the horoscope block Maithil families check first.
White, teal and amber, a corporate-clean layout for families who want something contemporary. Gujarati labels, Jay Shree Krishna on top.
Black on white, serif, no motifs, Bismillah on top. The restrained option, here for a family from Lucknow with Hindi labels.
Ivory with magenta and marigold phulkari bands, Ik Onkar on top, Gurmukhi labels. Carries got, Keshdhari status, land and the NRI sibling that Punjabi families mention first.
White paper with a red laal-paar border and alpona dots, Durga Sahay on top, Bengali labels. Lists paternal and maternal gotra, rashi and dosh as Bengali families check.
Deep red with a gold temple-border zigzag like a Kanjeevaram pallu, Tamil labels. Gothram, star, rasi, lagnam, sevvai dosham and kula deivam, in the order Tamil families read them.
Indigo and red ikat diamonds like a Pochampally saree, Telugu labels. Inti peru, gotram, star and padam, the four things a Telugu family asks for first.
Purple with zari stripes like a Mysore silk saree, Kannada labels. Gotra, nakshatra and mane devaru for a Havyaka family from the Malnad areca country.
Red, black and white ikat bands like a Sambalpuri saree, Jai Jagannath on top, Odia labels. Gotra, rashi and nakshatra rows.
Ivory, rust and gold with chinar leaves, Om Namah Shivaya on top. Gotra, kram and the ancestral home in the Valley that every Pandit biodata names.
Indigo and madder block-print dots like an ajrak, Jhulelal on top. Nukh and the Amil or Bhaiband line Sindhi families ask about.
White, saffron and gold with a lotus, Jai Jinendra on top. Opens with panth, gotra and kuldevi, as Digambar biodatas do, and states the Jain diet plainly.
Ivory and black with embroidered florals like a gara border, the Zoroastrian motto on top. Navjote and agiary rows, English throughout.
White and cobalt tile lattice like Portuguese azulejos, a cross on top. Parish and village rows, English throughout, for a Bardez family.
Ivory with navy and gold kasavu bands and a cross, Malayalam labels. Denomination, parish and the family house name that identify a Syrian Christian family.
Black with red and yellow bands like the Angami Lohe shawl, a cross on top. Tribe, village and church, the three lines a Naga family looks for.
Monastery maroon and gold with a Tibetan mantra on top. Monastery and clan lines for a Buddhist Bhutia family from Gangtok.
Black with red and gold stripes like the Kodava kupya and chele sash, Kaveri invoked on top. Okka and ain mane, the clan and ancestral house every Kodava proposal names.
Marigold yellow with red motifs like the Kumaoni pichhora, Ganesh on top. Gotra, horoscope and the ancestral village in the hills.
Lilac, lace and gold like a rida, Bismillah on top, Gujarati labels. Jamaat and ITS lines for a Surat trading family.
Green, red and black stripes like a phanek, English throughout. Yumnak and salai, the clan lines that decide whom a Meitei family can approach.
Each template frames the biodata with a real photograph of its textile or art, and the video slides carry the same look. Ask for a custom one if your community is not here yet.
North Indian. Cream paper, maroon and gold, double border.
Marathi. Zari bands in wine, gold and green; kuldaivat, devak and horoscope rows.
Malayali. Cream and gold bands, deep green, a nilavilakku lamp.
Assamese. White with red woven bands and muga gold.
Bihari. Madhubani double outlines, ochre, vermilion and fish motifs; mool and panji.
Punjabi Sikh. Magenta and marigold embroidery bands, Ik Onkar, got and land rows.
Bengali. White with a red laal-paar border and alpona dots; paternal and maternal gotra.
Tamil. Deep red with a gold temple-border zigzag; gothram, star, rasi, lagnam.
Telugu. Indigo and red ikat diamonds; inti peru, gotram, star and padam.
Kannadiga. Purple with zari stripes; gotra, nakshatra and mane devaru.
Odia. Red, black and white ikat bands, Jai Jagannath.
Kashmiri Pandit. Ivory, rust and gold with chinar leaves; gotra, kram, ancestral home.
Sindhi. Indigo and madder block-print dots, Jhulelal; nukh.
Jain. White, saffron and gold with a lotus; panth, gotra, kuldevi and diet.
Parsi. Ivory and black with embroidered florals; navjote and agiary.
Goan Catholic. White and cobalt tile lattice; parish and village.
Kerala Syrian Christian. Ivory, navy and gold bands; denomination, parish, house name.
Naga. Black with red and yellow shawl bands; tribe, village and church.
Sikkimese Bhutia. Maroon and gold lattice, Tibetan mantra; monastery and clan.
Kodava. Black with red and gold chele stripes; okka and ain mane.
Kumaoni. Marigold yellow with red motifs; gotra and ancestral village.
Dawoodi Bohra. Lilac, lace and gold, Bismillah; jamaat.
Meitei. Green, red and black stripes; yumnak and salai.
Any community. White, teal and amber, clean and contemporary.
Any community. Black on white, serif, no motifs, any invocation or none.
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Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, Punjabi, Bengali, Odia, Assamese, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam and English, with labels in your script. The PDF is bilingual: your language plus English.
Yes. Every order comes as both a compact one-page version and a two-page version with fuller paragraphs. Use whichever your family prefers.
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