All Chapters of In search of true heart : Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

Rajeev failed to comprehend Rudra's point of reference. His gaze shifted to the female who was positioned nearer Rudra.She had a stunning appearance. "Dad picked out a girl for Ram," Rajeev mused to himself. "He additionally drove her to the wedding venue with him today to officially introduce her to Ram."Rajeev was ecstatic when he saw that Rudra had indeed purchased a match for Ram.Nand's outfit fully matches a girl's, making it unattainable for anybody to make out that he is a guy given his pale complexion, gorgeous eyebrows, and feminine appearance. "Is this the case, Rajeev?", Gurdeep inquired, glancing at Rajeev.Knowing that Rudra was reluctant to expose his identity, Rajeev hopelessly nodded in accord with his father's words.With a grin, Gurdeep replied, "She's absolutely gorgeous, and she'll be an ideal companion for Ram." He had the whole appearance of Nand, who is pretty, too.Nand stood at 5.8 feet while Ram was 6.2 feet tall. She also has a stunning appearance, which

Parikshit inquired as to the rationale behind the current state of affairs. Radha states that cumin seeds, as opposed to jaggery, possess a faintly acrid residue. Similar to how the combination of these two ingredients produces a paste, the bride and groom ought to remain united and unbreakable amidst the various positive and negative circumstances that arise in life. The intention is for the marriage to be represented symbolically as eternal and indestructible throughout the ceremony. Above the brahmarandhra (A suture or incision in the crown of the head), which is done in an official manner to declare them to be husband and wife. "May Lord Varuna, Jupiter, grant you a seat of immortality!" implored the officiant. "Abhratrighneem Varuna apatighneem brihaspathe thachusyai savitussah" Behold the fire deities' blessings upon you. May the stability of all five planets endure. I wish you success at this time. It requires a collective commitment to reciprocate affection, the integrati

Rajeev and Gowthami then rose to perform the Saptapadi. They immediately began to revolt in the vicinity of the fire. Parikshit directed his attention towards Gurdeep and said, "Grandpa, what is the name of this ceremonial practice?" Gurdeep asserts that Saptapadi, as it is often known, effectively encapsulates the fundamental nature of a Vedic wedding. The bride and groom are not regarded formally married until they have completed the exchange of all seven vows in the presence of the holy pyre. The bride and groom solidify their everlasting dedication to each other by encircling the fire seven times, maintaining hand-in-hand contact throughout the ritual. There are a total of seven promises, each of which pertains to a certain aspect. The first guarantee refers to the provision of nutrition. Aside from committing to provide their fundamental need of sustenance, shelter, and finances, the groom also vows to safeguard the welfare of his spouse and their prospective progeny. Furtherm

Everyone is quite happy with the union. Parikshit is also the target of their mockery. Parikshit sent his father a stare, his face exploding with anger. Abhi responded, “Sorry my son, we were just taunting, and I’m sorry,” as he saw his kid was gazing at him aggressively. Someone strolled in out of nowhere and said, “Hey, so you got married. “ Rajeev was overjoyed to find him and went up to have a conversation to him. "Sir, it's been a long time. I apologize for not being able to get in touch with you despite my best efforts. I'm not sure about your therapy, but you simply left. ""I know Rajeev that you sought to contact me to invite me to your wedding; thereby, I came to attend your wedding," the speaker said. Gurdeep and Uma were stunned to learn that a saint had been engaged in Rajeev's marriage. Rudra gave him a disbelieving glance. 'What he is doing today, and how he got to my kid'. Rudra was well acquainted with the saint and did not want his kid to walk down the sam

Rajeev was elated that his father had really delivered the gifts.Ram departed and remarked, well it's sounds fantastic. His countenance brimmed with anticipation as he eagerly awaited the presents bestowed upon him by Rudra. His gaze was fixed onto Rudra, filled with pleasure at the prospect of receiving the gifts.During his boyhood, Rudra consistently presented several toys and presents to Ram and Rajeev. Rudra saw Ram as his own progeny and treated him with the same level of care and attention that he did with Rajeev.Ram was really enthusiastic about the presents that Rudra had brought for him. Without delay, he extended his palms towards Rudra in anticipation of receiving his gift.When Rudra gave toys to Ram when he was younger, Ram used to become extremely pleased, much like he does today, and seeing Ram's expression made Rudra recall those early years.On the occasion of his son's wedding, Rudra ensured that he did not neglect to deliver gifts to everyone. It was an important