Why Language Matters in a Marriage Biodata
The person reading your biodata is usually a parent or a relative, not the prospective match. They are far more comfortable reading Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada or Malayalam than English. A biodata in the family's own language gets read fully — an English one often gets skimmed.
12 Languages Supported
Marathi · Hindi · English · Gujarati · Tamil · Telugu · Kannada · Malayalam · Bengali · Punjabi · Odia · Assamese
Every template works in every language, so you are not limited to a handful of designs when you switch scripts.
You Don't Need a Regional Keyboard
Type the way you already type:
| You type | You get |
| Rahul Deshmukh | राहुल देशमुख |
| Karthik Subramanian | கார்த்திக் சுப்ரமணியன் |
| Sravani Reddy | శ్రావణి రెడ్డి |
| Manjunath Gowda | ಮಂಜುನಾಥ್ ಗೌಡ |
The transliteration happens as you type, and you can correct any word manually.
Send Two Versions
A practical habit for families dealing with matches across states:
- Regional version — for the family, the mandal or the broker.
- English version — for matrimonial sites and NRI relatives.
Fill the form once, switch the language, and download both. Your details stay saved on your device.
Field Labels Translate Too
Section headings and field labels — Personal Details, Family Details, Contact — change with the language, and you can rename any label yourself if your community uses a different word.
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