South Indian Marriage Biodata Format
A South Indian biodata is not a Hindu one with different words. The jathagam is longer and it is the part read first — nakshatra is given with its padam, and lagnam and kula deivam appear where a North Indian sheet has neither.
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What a South Indian biodata carries
- Padam
- The quarter of the nakshatra. A South Indian sheet states it; most others stop at the star.
- Lagnam
- The ascendant at birth, printed alongside the rasi.
- Kula Deivam
- The family temple, kept for generations and often checked before anything else.
- Gothram
- The paternal line, spelled as the region spells it.
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
- Padam
- Lagnam
- 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
- Grandfather's Name
Contact Details
- Contact Person
- Contact Number
- Email ID
- Residential Address
Questions
- What is padam on a biodata?
- The quarter of the birth star. A South Indian jathagam states nakshatra and padam together, which is why this format has a row for it.
- What is kula deivam?
- The family's temple deity. Many families check it before the horoscope, so it sits in the same block.
- Can I make this biodata in Tamil?
- Yes — the form prints in eleven scripts, including Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam.