Gujarati biodata format for marriage
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Gujarati families usually look for the native village (vatan), kuldevi, and the mother's side of the family (mosal) on a biodata, along with education, work and the family business.
Start from our example, add these Gujarati-specific fields, and type in Gujarati or English as you prefer.
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What to include
- Name, photo, date and place of birth
- Native village (vatan) and current city
- Kuldevi and gotra
- Education and occupation or family business
- Father's and mother's names and work
- Mosal (maternal family) name and village
- Contact person and phone
Tips
- Add a field called Mosal; many Gujarati families ask for it before anything else.
- If the family runs a business, write its name and city in one line.
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Questions
What is mosal in a Gujarati biodata?
Mosal is the mother's parental family. Biodata usually gives the maternal grandfather's or uncle's name and village.
Can I write my biodata in Gujarati?
Yes. You can type Gujarati in any field, including field names.
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