Hindu Marriage Biodata Maker — Free Format & Sample

Make a Hindu marriage biodata the way families expect it — opening with a Ganesh invocation and carrying gotra, rashi, nakshatra and manglik status for kundli matching. Fill the format below and download a print-ready biodata in minutes, in Marathi, Hindi or English.

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What is a Hindu marriage biodata?

A Hindu marriage biodata is the one-page profile families exchange before agreeing to horoscope (kundli) matching. Beyond name, education and family, it carries the details a Hindu match is screened on first — gotra, rashi (moon sign), nakshatra (birth star) and manglik (mangal dosh) status — usually under a Shri Ganeshaya Namah or Om invocation. In many families it is read as a pre-kundli screen: gotra, nakshatra and manglik status are checked before a horoscope is even shared.

Hindu biodata format — ready sample

Arrange the details like this. The values here are only examples.

॥ श्री गणेशाय नमः ॥

विवाह बायोडाटा

Personal details

Name	Aditya Sharma
Date & time of birth	12 May 1998, 6:20 AM
Birthplace	Pune
Rashi / Nakshatra	Vrishabh / Rohini
Gotra	Kashyap
Manglik	No
Height / Complexion	5 ft 9 in / Fair
Education	B.E. (Computer)
Job	Software Engineer, Pune

Family details

Father's name / work	Ravindra Sharma / Business
Mother's name / work	Sunita Sharma / Homemaker
Siblings	1 elder sister (married)
Kuldaivat / native	Tuljabhavani / Pune

Contact

Mobile	98XXXXXX20
Address	Pune, Maharashtra

Which fields matter in a Hindu biodata?

Alongside the usual personal, education and family details, a Hindu biodata carries the astrology and lineage fields used for matching: Gotra (rishi lineage — same-gotra matches are usually avoided), Rashi (moon sign) and Nakshatra (birth star) with the exact date, time and place of birth for kundli / Guna-Milan, and Manglik / Mangal Dosh status. Many families also add Gan, Nadi and Charan (pada), the Kuldaivat / Kuldevi (family deity) and native place, and the sub-caste, since matches are often within the same sub-community. LagnBiodata has ready fields for all of these — keep the ones you need and remove the rest.

Tips for a strong Hindu biodata

State gotra, rashi, nakshatra and manglik status clearly — these are checked first.
Give the exact birth date, time and place so a kundli can be matched without a second call.
Keep it to one A4 page; download at 300 DPI so print stays sharp.
Add your kuldaivat and native place — many families look for them.
Use a clear, recent photo (optional) and share the PDF on WhatsApp.

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Use the format above and build it on LagnBiodata in minutes — Ganesh invocation, gotra/rashi/nakshatra fields, 189 designs, with or without photo.

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Frequently asked questions

What should a Hindu marriage biodata include?

Name, date/time/place of birth, rashi, nakshatra, gotra and manglik status, height, education, job, and family details (parents' names and work, siblings, kuldaivat and native place), plus a contact number. The same fields work for a boy's or a girl's biodata.

How do I write gotra, rashi and nakshatra in a biodata?

Add them as their own labelled rows near the top — Gotra (e.g. Kashyap), Rashi (moon sign, e.g. Vrishabh) and Nakshatra (birth star, e.g. Rohini). LagnBiodata has ready fields for each so you don't have to format them by hand.

Should manglik status be mentioned?

Yes — many families check manglik (mangal dosh) status before matching kundlis, so stating it honestly (Manglik / Non-manglik / Anshik) saves time and builds trust.

Is a Hindu marriage biodata free to make?

Yes. Two clean designs are completely free with no watermark; the other 187 decorative designs are a one-time ₹36 per biodata. No signup is needed.

Can I make it in Marathi or Hindi?

Yes — build the same biodata in Marathi, Hindi or English, and you can type in English and get the local script automatically.