‘Mission Sindoor Successful’: Bihari Bride’s Unique Sindoor Style Goes Viral | Watch
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Usually, women part their hair and apply sindoor to the parting. In this case, the bride made multiple partings and filled each with vermilion, creating a unique and striking look
The bride made multiple partings in her hair, filling each with vermilion, creating a striking application. (Instagram/@chahat_yadav_official1)
A viral reel created by a Bihari bride has captured the attention of many, particularly for the unique way she applies sindoor. In the video, she lip-syncs to a Bhojpuri song, but it’s her delicate and striking application of sindoor that has left viewers mesmerised.
This trend is part of a broader surge in social media popularity across the country, reaching even rural areas where people are now creating content not just for fun but with an eye on monetisation.
In Hindu tradition, sindoor is applied by married women as a symbol of their husband’s long life. However, the bride’s unique and captivating method of applying sindoor in the video has left everyone astonished.
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Typically, a woman parts her hair down the middle and fills the parting with sindoor. However, in this case, the bride made multiple partings in her hair, filling each with vermilion, creating a striking and unique application.
This unconventional approach has sparked a wave of reactions online. One user commented, “Sindoor mission successful,” while others reacted with both amusement and criticism. One person jokingly suggested that the bride might have dedicated each parting to a different husband. However, some viewers expressed concerns that the sacred practice of applying Sindoor should not be trivialised.
The video, originally posted on Instagram by Chahat Yadav Vlog (@chahat_yadav_official1), continues to garner attention especially in the wake of India’s Operation Sindoor against terrorist hubs in Pakistan and PoK, sparking a blend of humorous and critical comments.
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Bihar, India, India
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