From 'Lugaai Naachan' to 'Ghodi Pe Baithan Ka Time: THIS funny wedding card with Haryanvi dialect goes viral
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From 'Lugaai Naachan' to 'Ghodi Pe Baithan Ka Time: THIS funny wedding card with Haryanvi dialect goes viral

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As we step into the wedding season, there is a lot of hustle for creating unique styles and content among individuals. Recently, a wedding invite went viral for its local Haryanvi dialect. The wedding invite begins with a humorous line in Haryanvi Dialect: “Bade chaav te nyoota dere, sab kaam chhodke aana ho geya, Wakht likhdya, waat khadi raheja sar pe kasuta ulhana ho gaya.” This playful language and the unique titles have amused many. The wedding card is categorized under 'Byaah ka haal chal,' and the ladies sangeet is called 'Lugaai naachan ka time.' For the lunch timings on the wedding day, it says, “Roti khaavan ka time", while the baraat time is mentioned as “Ghodi pe baithan ka time".

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Sharma Ji ki Ladki, Gopal Ji ka Ladka's wedding card takes a dig at guests
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Indian wedding invitation goes viral over hilarious typo, asks guests not to attend

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