This is an image of e-paper of Pakistan Today dated November 23, 2011. by Amar Guriro
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In cosmopolitan Karachi, tying the knot Marathi style
Written on:November 23, 2011
In category: Dastak Magazine
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Tags:Amar Guriro , Banarasi saris in Karachi , Behari , Bombay Presidency , British Raj , Changing Marathi culture , Dulha , dulhan , five star hotels in Karachi , Gaikwar , Gujarati , holy ritual , Indian films , Indian states , Jadav Marathi , Karachi , Kelvan , Kerala , Maharashtrians in Karachi Sindh , mandap (canopy) , Maratha in Karachi , Marathi Hindus , Marathi in Karachi , Marathi in Sindh , Marathi language , Marathi surnames in Karachi , Marathi wedding , maroon Sherwani , marriage hall , Pakistan Today , Pithi , priest , Rajasthani , red zone , Sehra means floral headdress , Shakar Puda , shawl printed with Hindi verses , Sindh Chief Minister’s House , star plus drama , white-haired pandit
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