Hindu Marriage Biodata Format
A Hindu biodata carries the horoscope rows alongside the usual personal and family details. Gotra and the kuldevi sit with them, because both are checked before a match is taken further.
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What a Hindu biodata carries
- Gotra
- The paternal lineage. Families avoid a match inside the same one, so it is read early.
- Kuldevi
- The family deity, kept across generations and named on the sheet.
- Manglik
- Whether Mars sits in a position that families match for.
- Rashi and Nakshatra
- Moon sign and birth star, the two rows a kundli match starts from.
Every row on the sheet
These are the rows the form starts you with. Every one is optional, and you can add any other row from the catalogue.
Personal Details
- Date of Birth
- Time of Birth
- Place of Birth
- Height
- Complexion
- Religion
- Caste
- Sub-Caste
- Mother Tongue
Astrological Details
- Rashi
- Nakshatra
- Gotra
- Manglik
- Family Deity
Education & Career
- Education
- Occupation
- Annual Income
Family Details
- Father's Name
- Father's Occupation
- Mother's Name
- Mother's Occupation
- Siblings
- Family Type
- Native Place
- Family Values
Contact Details
- Contact Person
- Contact Number
- Email ID
- Residential Address
Questions
- Is gotra necessary on a Hindu biodata?
- Most families include it, because a match inside the same gotra is usually avoided and it is one of the first rows checked.
- What is a kuldevi?
- The family deity a household has kept across generations. It appears next to the horoscope rows on most Hindu sheets.
- Can I leave the horoscope rows blank?
- Yes. Every row is optional — fill in what your family shares and leave the rest out.