Reddy Marriage Biodata Maker — Gotram & Jathakam

Q: How is jathakam matching different from north-Indian Guna Milan?

South Indian families match a jathakam using porutham — typically the ten poruthams (Dina, Gana, Mahendra, Stree-Deergha, Yoni, Rasi, Rasyadhipathi, Vasya, Rajju and Nadi) — not the 36-guna Ashtakoota Guna Milan common in the north. Nakshatram and its padam carry extra weight, and Rajju and Nadi porutham are read carefully for a lasting marriage — which is why the exact birth time and padam belong in a Reddy biodata.

Make a Reddy marriage biodata the way Telugu families expect it — often opening with an Om or Sri Venkateswara (Balaji) invocation and carrying gotram, nakshatram, rashi and padam for jathakam matching, with kuladevata and native district. Fill the format below and download a print-ready biodata in minutes, with Telugu labels where you want them.

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What is a Reddy marriage biodata?

A Reddy marriage biodata is the one-page profile Telugu families exchange before matching the jathakam (horoscope). Beyond name, education and family, it carries what a Reddy match is screened on first — the gotram, nakshatram (birth star), rashi (moon sign) and padam (the quarter of the star), with the kuladevata (family deity) and native district — usually under an Om or Sri Venkateswara (Balaji) invocation. The exact birth time is essential, because South Indian families match a jathakam by porutham rather than the north's guna-milan. Same-gotram matches are avoided, and the sub-group within Reddy is noted too.

Reddy biodata format — ready sample

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

ఓం శ్రీ వేంకటేశ్వరాయ నమః

వివాహ బయోడేటా

Personal details / వ్యక్తిగత వివరాలు

Name / పేరు	Sai Kiran Reddy
Date & time of birth / జననం	18 June 1996, 4:55 AM
Birthplace / స్వస్థలం	Kadapa
Sub-group / ఉప కులం	Motati Reddy
Gotram / గోత్రం	Bharadwaja
Rashi / రాశి	Mithuna
Nakshatram / నక్షత్రం	Mrigasira
Padam / పాదం	3rd padam
Kuja Dosham / కుజ దోషం	No
Kuladevata / కులదేవత	Sri Venkateswara
Height / Complexion	5 ft 10 in / Fair
Education	B.Tech, MS (USA)
Job	Software Engineer, Hyderabad

Family details / కుటుంబ వివరాలు

Father's name / work	Narasimha Reddy / Agriculture
Mother's name / work	Padmavathi / Homemaker
Siblings	1 younger sister
Native district / జిల్లా	Kadapa, Andhra Pradesh (Rayalaseema)

Contact / సంప్రదింపు

Mobile	98XXXXXX55
Address	Kadapa, Andhra Pradesh

Which fields matter in a Reddy biodata?

Alongside the usual personal, education and family details, a Reddy biodata carries the jathakam fields used for matching. Put the Gotram near the top, since same-gotram matches are avoided. Then the horoscope fields South Indian families read together: Rashi (moon sign), Nakshatram (birth star) and its Padam / Pada (the 1st–4th quarter of the star), with the exact date, time and place of birth — the time is essential for casting the jathakam. Add the Kuladevata (family deity, often Sri Venkateswara or a gramadevata), the sub-group within Reddy (Motati, Pakanati, Velanati, Desuri or Palle) and the native district. Many also note Kuja Dosham (the Mars condition, the South's counterpart to manglik). LagnBiodata has ready fields for all of these — keep the ones you need and remove the rest.

Tips for a strong Reddy biodata

Put gotram, nakshatram, rashi and padam near the top — these are matched first in a jathakam.
Give the exact birth time and place — a jathakam can't be cast without an accurate time.
Note the sub-group within Reddy (Motati / Pakanati / Velanati) and your native district.
Add the kuladevata (family deity) — many families look for it alongside gotram.
Keep it to one A4 page; download at 300 DPI and share the PDF on WhatsApp.

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Frequently asked questions

What should a Reddy marriage biodata include?

Name, date/time/place of birth, gotram, rashi, nakshatram and padam, kuladevata and the sub-group within Reddy (Motati, Pakanati, Velanati, Desuri, Palle), plus native district, height, education, work, and family details (parents' names and work, siblings) with a contact number. The birth time is essential for jathakam matching. The same fields work for a bride's or a groom's biodata.

How is jathakam matching different from north-Indian Guna Milan?

South Indian families match a jathakam using porutham — typically the ten poruthams (Dina, Gana, Mahendra, Stree-Deergha, Yoni, Rasi, Rasyadhipathi, Vasya, Rajju and Nadi) — not the 36-guna Ashtakoota Guna Milan common in the north. Nakshatram and its padam carry extra weight, and Rajju and Nadi porutham are read carefully for a lasting marriage — which is why the exact birth time and padam belong in a Reddy biodata.

Why does the padam (pada) matter?

The padam is the quarter (1–4) of your birth nakshatram, and South Indian matching uses it to fine-tune the porutham. Stating rashi, nakshatram and padam together lets an elder or priest read the jathakam without a second call.

Is a Reddy 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 use Telugu terms in the biodata?

Yes — you can label rows in Telugu (గోత్రం, నక్షత్రం, పాదం, కులదేవత) and type the values you want; the tool also works fully in English, Hindi or Marathi. Your data stays in your browser.