Watch The Hilarious Side Of Indian Weddings In This Epic Compilation Video

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A wedding is a new beginning of a couple’s life, and it is filled with so many celebrations, rituals and blessings. And, that is why; we love weddings!

Well, celebrations and emotions aside, many a times Indian weddings also have a different side to reveal altogether. This side is, when the fun is taken to a whole new level, and when things certainly get weird. Yes, there is another side of Indian weddings. A side that ends up making weddings not just fun, but absolutely “hilarious”. Want to see how hilarious and weird things can get sometimes when it comes to Indian weddings? Well, take a look:

The Great Indian Weddings……Cassette Trash Vol.4

The Satya Show brings to you the real and fun‘ny’ side of Indian weddings. And what is the best part? He doesn’t spare the celebrities as well. We have featured so many inspiring and awe-worthy (or aww-worthy) videos that must have stolen your heart, we decided to show some of the most epic Indian weddings fails ever. Well actually, fails and falls, we would say!

From the moment of Arpita Khan’s wedding where Salman Khan calls Katrina Kaif as Katrina Kapoor, to the groom who cries more than his bride during the vidaai, this video will surely leave you in splits.

From food fights to baraati dances that will make you forget your phobia of having ‘two left feet’ forever, this one has it all. Oh! And, don’t get us started on those matrimonial proposals.

So, share this video with all your soon-to-be hitched friends, and help them lighten up their mood! What’s more? Take a few tips from this video and make sure that you keep enough food at your wedding to avoid any food fights. Or, just make sure that you capture all those “crazy break-dancers” at your wedding at share their videos with us! 

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This Epic Proposal Scene From Bollywood Will Surely Leave You Inspired And Laughing

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There is so much that Bollywood films tell us about love, relationships and marriages. They don’t just entertain us; they also leave us inspired at times. Yes, whether it comes to wooing or expressing your love, you can rely on a Bollywood movie to steal an idea or two. Well, we can say the same thing when it comes to proposing your sweetheart for marriage. And, we are not talking about Shah Rukh Khan or Salman Khan-style of proposing. We are going to go way back… way back to the Showman of Bollywood- Raj Kapoor! Yes, it is time to learn the art of making a perfect marriage proposal from the master himself. To know what we are talking about, you have to see this scene from the 1960 classic, Jis Desh Mein Ganga Behti Hai, starring Raj Kapoor and Padmini.

WATCH: MOST EPIC BOLLYWOOD PROPOSAL SCENE!

Well, after seeing this one we are sure you would forget SRK’s izhaar-e-mohabbat (expression of love) in Dil Toh Pagal Hai or Aamir Khan’s proposal in Dil Chahta Hai. Guys, it is time to go classic and steal some wooing tips from the Raj Kapoor. After all, he did make his lady blush like none other, right?

Why to go for such proposal?

Well, this is how a true gentleman would propose. Get your intentions straight out, and let the lady know that you have already chosen the names of future kids, and now all that is left is finding a mother for them.

There is no beating around the bush like, “jab se maine tumhe dekha hai…”, or “jab tum aati ho toh meri saanse rukk jaati hain”. You come straight to the topic at hand and get over with it, “kammo ji…aap mere uss lalle ki maa banengi?” (Will you become the mother of my future son?). Now, how can anyone refuse such an innocent offer?

Step-by-step guide to ace such a proposal

Firstly, find a name for your future kid… your lalla!
Our suggestion: Please skip Shri Ganga Prasad, because it was already taken at least a few good decades back.

Ok, sorry that was the only joke we are going to crack here; so, coming back to the serious business! How to make a proposal in the style of the showman of Bollywood- Raj Kapoor:

Find an innocent and sweet girl (P.S.: someone who would blush and not hit you).

Find a right spot- a sunsaaan si jagah! Yes, a proposal should be a special moment that should stay between a couple only.

Next, stare at your lady love…

After she gets conscious of your stare and asks you “What’s up?” gear up, because this is it!

All you have to do is utter those magical words… “Kya tum mere bacchon ki maa banogi?”

And well, as they say… Rest is history!

Well, we always believe that almost every Bollywood movie has something worth taking inspiration from. That is why, here we are to collect such rare gems and bring them to you. And well, we are sure that if this proposal doesn’t make your life exciting and happening, it will certainly make your day all the more brighter, what say?

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Katrina Kaif Tells You When Is The Right Time To Get Married And We Agree

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Shaadi sahi time pe ho jaye toh aacha hai!

Shaadi ki umar ho gayi hai tumhari!

Abhi nahi karni kya hota hai? Umar nikal jayegi, tab karoge kya shaadi?

Logg kya kahenge, jawaan beti ko ghar mein baitha rakha hai?

Tumhare doston ki shaadi hone laggi hain, kuch ke toh bacche bhi hain. Tum kya akele rahogi humesha?

When is the ‘right time’ to get married? Or, why should I get married?

These are some questions that almost every Indian girl and guy comes face to face with as soon as they turn “the right age”. Well, according to our government, it is 18 and 21 respectively; and our society always follows what government says, right? (Did someone mention Sec. 377?)

P.S.: Seriously consider yourself lucky if you didn’t get faced by these things before turning 25 or 27!

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What is this “right time” that everyone at home and in the society keep hammering, we wonder? Especially when it comes to Indian girls, “it is the right time”, is a sentence with which all marriage discussions start and end. Is it the time when I become “legally” adult? Is it the time when my friends start getting hitched? Is it the time when suddenly every single auntyji, who keeps their ears close enough to everyone’s family, hear my biological clock ticking away?

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And, once you get out of the “it is the right time baby” (a-ah!) conversation, you are surrounded by lines like, “you have a younger sister as well, we have to think of her after settling you”, “old age mein dost saath nahi rehte, so get married”, “humare baad koi toh chahiye tumhara dhyan rakhne wala”, “tum humme kush dekhna chahti hoy a nahi?”, or the ever famous, “logg kya kehenge?”

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And, faced by all these things telling them of “right time” and “right reasons”, many women either land themselves in marriages that they are not ready for or can’t handle, or relationships that are not right for them.

So, when is the right time to get married, you may ask, just like us? Well, let’s hear it all from Katrina Kaif only, who herself is 31 years of age (looks 25, right?), and is happily unmarried. We don’t know if Katrina gets it right ‘when to get married’, but she certainly knows ‘when not to’! Just watch:

WATCH VIDEO: KATRINA TELLS YOU WHEN IS THE RIGHT TIME TO MARRY!

Just like Katrina Kaif, we also believe that there is a right time and a right reason to get married, but it is not the one that everyone else says or thinks so. It is when you are sure you have met someone who deserves you! And well, we want to add just one more- it is when you feel sure that you are ready!

So, get married, but not because it would make everyone else happy. Do it by being selfish, do it to make yourself happy, do it because it is your choice, and do it only when you find someone who can be the “right reason” and can make you feel like it is the “right time”!

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