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What not to write in a marriage biodata

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A biodata is short, so every line counts. Some details create the wrong impression or simply waste space.

Here are the common mistakes we see, and what to do instead.

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Biodata
Priya Sharma
Personal Details
Date of Birth
:14 March 1998
Time of Birth
:06:45 AM
Place of Birth
:Kolkata, West Bengal
Height
:5' 4"
Complexion
:Fair
Religion / Caste
:Hindu, Brahmin
Gotra
:Kashyap
Rashi / Nakshatra
:Mesh / Ashwini
Manglik
:No
Education & Career
Education
:M.Sc. Computer Science, Jadavpur University
Occupation
:Software Engineer, Infosys
Annual Income
:₹9 Lakh
Family Details
Father
:Mr. Rakesh Sharma (Retd. Bank Manager)
Mother
:Mrs. Sunita Sharma (Homemaker)
Siblings
:1 Elder Brother (Married)
Family Type
:Nuclear Family
Contact
Contact Person
:Mr. Rakesh Sharma
Phone
:+91 98300 00000
Address
:Salt Lake, Sector 2, Kolkata
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Mistakes to avoid

  • Exaggerated income or job titles; write the real figure
  • Long lists of hobbies; keep it to one line
  • Several phone numbers; give one that is answered
  • Demands or conditions in capital letters
  • Old or heavily filtered photos
  • Details about previous relationships
  • Spelling mistakes in names and places
  • More than one page

Tips

  • Read it aloud once; mistakes become obvious.
  • If in doubt, leave it out and discuss in person.

Questions

Should I write expectations from the partner?

One short, polite line is fine. Long lists of conditions put families off.

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