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manincaffeine · 21 hours

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Make her smile before you kiss her, so you can taste the joy on her lips.

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chowpatty-ka-icebear · 2 days

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Cillian Murphy from Batman looks like he's about to sing "Tum se hi".

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aahanna · 2 days

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मेरी लगी श्याम संग प्रीत ये दुनिया क्या जाने ||

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sanskari-kanya · 2 days

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Radha as a Gen Z

Krishna if he was a Gen Z

Rukmini as a Gen Z

Personification of Cottage Core

Wakes up a little early every day to pluck fresh flowers for her hair

Has a pet cat, dog, parrots, hamster, goldfish, rabbits and tortoise.

Asks Rukmini to knit caps and mittens for them, gives her exotic flower garlands in return

Sends a lovely good morning text to everyone everyday

Always has a chocolate or a pack of biscuits in her bag, at any given time

Countless lipglosses and nail paints stacked in her bedroom organiser

Pretty popular on social media. Helps Arjun with transitions for his reels. Knows every single social media slang and lingo.

Walking encyclopaedia about flowers and animals

Has the best girl gang ever

Everyone’s certified makeup and hairstylist

Wants to become a florist.

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bandarrrrr · 3 days

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I swear to god if someone tells me that all of my loved ones will get the love of their lives but the only condition is that I won't ever get that love, I'll happily accept it

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starblushh · 3 days

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me : this is enough, I'm so done with him. Agar woh chahta to woh kr skta tha, mai kyu message kru use

My feed all of sudden :

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uwuwuwuwuwuuu · 15 hours

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Priorities

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eenameenadeekaa · 3 days

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Aloo bhujiya best snack💕💕💕

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titslover · 3 days

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mohabbaton ke laayak nahi hai mera dil

tum ek kaam karo,ise bhul jaao

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ek-ranjhaan · 1 day

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Just realized that my dad could've been a real green flag with his golden retriever energy had he not been raised to be toxic by a bunch of pathetic humans in the name of 'parents'

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manincaffeine · 22 hours

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Have you ever longed for someone's affection so deeply that everyone else fades into the background?

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chowpatty-ka-icebear · 1 day

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"Heere Moti main naa chaahoon, Main to chaahoon, Kamra Thanda." ☀️🧊

@wizardcherryblossom bas main aur tum aur glass bhar ke ice cubes... 👉🏻👈🏻

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buttercupspotify · 1 day

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happy #pridemonth

↪dedicated to all my fellow queers, you all deserve love.

↪ celebrate this pride month to it's fullest cause प्यार तोह प्यार ही है.

People I think who'd love this mb : @white-poppie @ji-jii-visha @bishh-kanya @bipdf @nerdreader @azure-cherie @navaratna @ramayantika @itsfookingloosah @folklore-girl @oyeevarnika @swayamev @suvarnarekha

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aurkitnarulaoge · 3 days

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I'm like not sure if I had eaten lunch at all today (subah se shayad bhukhi hu bcz my sense of time is jumbled these days)

But now when the teacher asks me "khana khana to nahi bhulte" I'll be proving them wrong.

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thenotebookscribbler · 2 days

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25 huge ass integrations in 1 hour I'm proud of myself

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aahanna · 3 days

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The Story of Solah Shringar

The Indian bride is the epitome of grace, elegance, and beauty. Her attire and traditional Indian bridal jewelry catch every eye and leave a lasting impression on everyone. While her wedding outfit accentuates her best features, her Indian bridal jewelry adds a subtle shine and a touch of sophistication to her entire look.

As per tradition, the Indian bride embellishes herself with 16 adornments on her wedding day. These adornments are called Solah Shringar. This ritual has been practiced since ancient times and is an integral part of bridal preparations.

The story behind the Solah Shringar features Rati, the wife of Kamdev, the Hindu god of love. Rati engaged in severe penance to appease Goddess Lakshmi. She was then blessed with the 16 adornments from Lakshmi and wore them to impress and marry Kamdev.

16 adornments (16 sringar)are

1. Sindoor

The first adornment is Sindoor, also known as kumkum or vermillion. Sindoor holds a special place as it marks the beginning of a woman’s new journey as a bride. Sindoor is applied by the groom on the forehead between the hair partition of the bride. The bride then continues to wear sindoor throughout her married life.

2. Hair care (Kesh Sringar):

We now focus on the ‘Kesh’, or hair. The Indian bride embellishes her hair using fragrant flowers and glittering headpieces. Traditionally, the bride made three braids that represented three holy rivers, Ganga, Yamuna, and Saraswati, and the trinity of the Hindu gods Brahma, Vishnu, and Mahesh. The fragrance of flowers keeps the bride fresh throughout the day and her Indian bridal jewelry embellishes her hairdo, adding another layer of elegance and beauty to her overall look.

3. Maangtika

The part of the forehead where the maangtika rests is believed to be the home of Ajna Chakra or the third eye. When the bride wears the piece of Indian bridal jewelry on her special day, she is believed to be connected with her third eye and has the ability to control her emotions and activate her knowledge, wisdom, courage, and willpower.

4. Bindi

The bindi also takes us to the third eye. Bindi comes from the Sanskrit word bindu, which means ‘point’ or ‘dot’. The bindi is closely associated with improving concentration and retaining energy. It is one of the most popular adornments worn by the Indian bride and is known internationally.

5.Kohl or Kajal

From the forehead, we move to the eyes. Kohl, kajal, surma, kanmashi, kaadige, kaatuka, and kan mai are some names for one of the oldest natural beauty products in the world. Kajal accentuates the eyes of the bride and is believed to ward off the evil eye in various cultures. The darkening around the eyes also protects the wearer from the harsh rays of the sun.

Kajal is an essential element of the solah shringar and makes the eyes look more prominent. It is undoubtedly a beautiful way to enhance the natural beauty of the bride.

6 .Karn Phool or Earrings

A wedding day look cannot be completed without a set of dangling earrings. Karn Phool is a Sanskrit term that translates to ‘flower of the ears’ and is an essential part of the solah shringar.

7 .Nath(nose ring)

The nose ring is another beautiful element of the Indian bride’s attire and is a symbol of valor, fertility, and spirituality. The large nose rings hooked onto the hair with a chain take the bride a step closer to creating her ideal look. It is one of the most ethnic elements of Indian bridal jewelry and a wedding day look is surely incomplete without it.

8 .Haar or Necklace

The one thing that brings the whole look together is the necklace. Necklaces are said to represent safety and abundance and are believed to help the wearer control their emotions better. Some necklaces feature specific motifs or gemstones that are believed to bring good luck and ward off evil spirits.

9 .Bajuband

This element of traditional Indian bridal jewelry is worn on the upper arm. The bajuband is believed to keep evil spirits away and protects the wearer. The Indian bride can embellish her wedding outfit with all sorts of armbands that are encrusted with diamonds and other colorful gemstones.

10 .Bangles, Bracelets, Choodiyan

Bangles and the Indian bride are inseparable. They’re a part of traditional Indian bridal jewelry that a woman always wears. It is believed that bangles and bracelets bring health, luck, and prosperity to the wearer and are more than a jewelry item or accessory for the traditional Indian woman. There are various wedding ceremonies related to bangles and bracelets across cultures that show us their significance in Indian culture.

11 .Hathphool and Aarsi

The hathphool is a clever mix of a bangle and a ring. Bringing the best of both together, this element of traditional Indian bridal jewelry embellishes the hand and wrist of the bride. The interesting crossover of the two pieces surely adds more flavor to the wedding day look.

A thumb ring known as Aarsi is also worn by some brides. Aarsi contains a small mirror. This mirror allows the bride to catch a glimpse of the groom since she is covered in a veil and cannot see the groom’s face.

12 . Mehndi

Henna, commonly known as mehndi, is undoubtedly one of the most amusing parts of a traditional Indian wedding. It is believed that mehndi brings good luck and joy to the bride. The darkness of the mehndi represents the strength of the bond between the bride and the groom. The solah shringar of the bride is incomplete without her hands and feet embellished with beautiful mehndi designs that add to her overall wedding day look.

13 . Kamarband (waist band)

The use of the kamarband, or waistband, is scarce in North Indian weddings but it is an important part of a South Indian bride’s trousseau. The piece of Indian bridal jewelry is adorned with gemstones and is used to accentuate the female’s body and keep her bridal saree in place.

14 . Anklets and Toe Rings

Commonly known as payal and bichhu, these elements of traditional Indian bridal jewelry embellish the feet of the bride. Payals can be recognized by the beautiful chime sounds they make whenever the bride walks. Toe rings are seen as a sign of marriage and a bride wears them until the death of her husband.

15 . Itar

Itar is the perfume that a bride applies to freshen her aura and stay fragrant throughout her special day.

16. Wedding Outfit

Finally, the one thing that clubs every element together and brings the bride’s imagination to life is the wedding outfit. The traditional Indian bride wore the classic red wedding outfit but with the evolution of Indian weddings, other colors have started to take center stage as well.

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