A Hindu marriage biodata is the first document families exchange when introducing a prospective bride or groom. Unlike a generic resume, it carries the cultural details that matter — gotra, nakshatra, rashi, manglik status, kuldevi and family background — alongside the usual personal information. Whether you're looking at shaadi biodata in Hindi, a Bengali matrimonial profile, a South-Indian jathagam-style format, or a modern English biodata, every variant follows the same core structure. The templates below are designed specifically for Hindu families and include all the right fields by default.
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Full name, date & place of birth, time of birth (for nakshatra calculations), height, weight, complexion, blood group. Most Hindu biodatas also include manglik / mangal dosha status and nakshatra / rashi — fields that aren't in generic biodata templates.
Gotra, kuldevi/kuldevata, native place, father's and mother's names and occupations, number of siblings and their marital status. Hindu matchmaking often starts here, so don't leave these blank.
Highest qualification, current job role, company, annual income, work location. Be specific — "Software Engineer at Infosys, Bangalore" reads much better than just "Engineer".
Age range, height, education, profession, location, and any cultural preferences (e.g., same caste, vegetarian, similar gotra avoided). Two or three lines is plenty — over-specifying narrows the pool too much.
Phone, email, current address. A clear front-facing photo improves response rates by 3x — use a good photo, not a selfie. The biodata maker on this site lets you upload a photo that's auto-resized to fit the template.
Some traditional families add the full janma kundli (birth chart) as a second page. If your family does this, generate the kundli separately and attach it; the biodata itself stays one page.
Pick any template above, click it, fill in your details (name, DOB, gotra, nakshatra, education, family info, photo), and click Download. You'll get a watermark-free PDF in about a minute. No signup, no payment — most templates are completely free.
Hindu biodatas add caste-specific fields like gotra, nakshatra, manglik, kuldevi, native place that aren't standard on generic matrimony profiles. They also typically feature traditional design elements — Ganesh symbol, mandala border, deity icons — that align with Hindu aesthetics. All Hindu templates on this page include those fields by default.
English is the most common because it works across regions. However, if both families are Hindi-speaking and the bride/groom's region prefers it, a Hindi biodata feels more personal. Our biodata maker supports both — switch the language in the form header.
No — the biodata is a summary. Most families want just nakshatra, rashi, and manglik status on the biodata itself. If a horoscope match is requested, you generate the full kundli separately and share it as a second document. Keeps the biodata clean and easy to read.
A 4:5 portrait (passport-style) at 800×1000 pixels works best on most templates. Solid background, good lighting, clear face. Our maker auto-crops your uploaded photo to fit each template — you don't have to resize anything manually.
After downloading the PDF, the next page gives you a one-tap WhatsApp share button. The PDF is small enough (~200–500 KB) to send directly, no compression needed. You can also share as an image — there's a "Download as Image" option on the same page.
The structure and fields are fixed, but the design (background, colors, motifs) varies across the 13 templates we offer here. Browse them above and pick the visual style that suits your family.
Yes. The core fields (name, gotra, nakshatra, family details) are common across most Hindu communities. Regional variants like Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Marathi biodatas use the same structure — you can also use our maker in 12 Indian languages from the language switcher.
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