With sacred fire and holy chants,
Two hearts beat as one,
As they make vows of eternal love,
Under the bright, shining sun.

With Saat Phere, they take seven rounds,
Promising to walk hand in hand,
Together they vow to build a life,
That’s filled with love, trust, and stand.

With the Mangal Sutra, they seal their bond,
As they vow to cherish and care,
For each other, forevermore,
Through life’s joys and despair.

The bride vows to be her husband’s strength,
To support him in every way,
While the groom vows to be her protector,
Till the end of their days.

They promise to respect each other’s families,
And to uphold each other’s honor,
To be each other’s rock and shelter,
Through every moment, good or bad, forever.

Thus, in this sacred union,
The bride and groom take their vows,
Promising to love and cherish each other,
As they embark on their journey, 
with marriage’s sacred bows.

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The original text of the saptapadi was written in Hindu scripture in Sanskrit language. For many, it can be too complicated to understand practical meaning. One Hindu Scripture and English Scholar (whose name is unknown) put these slokas of saptapadi in a romantic way as follows: Walk with me four steps and three, I seek thy hand; let me not break from thee, nor thou from me. Let us swear in joy and strength, One in thought and deed, one within. Heaven and earth are me and thee, Seed am I for thee to bloom. Word and mind are thee and me Be my friend and make me groom Come my mate and blend with me, For sons and weal, O cheerful girl! What a beautiful message! Addressing the bride as ‘Mate,’ the man describes the nature of the bond that shall grow between him and her and that the journey is exciting. These mantras reveal how the relationship between man and woman should materialize, like heaven and earth, music and hymn, mind and word.

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For a Hindu family, a wedding serves as the fulfillment of one of the nine sanskars of life, in addition to being a festivity and celebration. In other words, marriage is a duty that every Hindu must fulfill since it is a matter of moral and religious obligation, and is required of everyone in all situations.

Here is a lovely poem that Tanvi, a longtime Desh-Videsh reader from Orlando and a recent newlywed, wrote. She composed this poetry, which her cousin Vaidehi recited in the mandap shortly before Tanvi walked seven steps with her soul mate.

In a Hindu wedding, an eternal bond is formed,
A love that is pure and forever adorned,
A union of two souls, meant to be,
Together, in love and harmony.

The vows taken, the rituals performed,
Signify a bond, that will never be harmed,
For the love that blooms in a Hindu wedding,
Is everlasting, and never-ending.

The seven vows, taken with solemnity,
Pledge a lifelong commitment, in perpetuity,
To love, honor and cherish, till the end of time,
In sickness and in health, in every climb.

The sindoor, the mangalsutra, and the ring,
Are symbols of love, eternal and unflinching,
And the sacred fire, that burns bright,
Is a witness to the love, that is true and right.

As the couple walks around the sacred fire,
Their love and devotion, never to tire,
For they are bound, in a bond that will last,
Till eternity, a love that will never be surpassed.

In a Hindu wedding, an eternal bond is sealed,
A love that is pure and forever revealed,
A union of two souls, meant to be,
Together, in love and harmony.

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The following Hindu wedding vows were recited at Anamika and Atharv’s nuptials and were sent to us by the couple, who mentioned how much the Desh-Videsh wedding-specific issue helped in planning their wedding. This poetry was composed by Anamika. We are publishing here with their consent. Additionally, they have informed us that any newlyweds are welcome to utilize these vows.

In the presence of the divine,
With the blessings of the divine,
We take our wedding vows,
To cherish each other, forever and now.

We vow to love and honor,
To respect and support each other,
In joy and sorrow, in good times and bad,
Our love will only grow, never fade.

We pledge to be each other’s strength,
To be there for each other, at any length,
To share our joys and sorrows,
And face the challenges, for a better tomorrow.

We promise to be loyal and faithful,
To always be truthful and graceful,
To be each other’s best friend,
Till the very end.

We take the seven sacred steps,
To bind our souls, in eternal love,
To nourish and cherish our union,
As we embark on this new journey, as one.

May our love grow stronger,
With every passing day,
May we find happiness and contentment,
In each other’s company, every day.

With these wedding vows, we unite,
In a bond, that will never break or fight,
For we are meant to be, forever,
A union blessed by the divine, together.

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Hosted by Desh Videsh Media Group, the MyShadi Bridal Expo offers vendors a chance to showcase their products and services as well as the latest trends in South Asian weddings. Instead of driving around town meeting vendors weekend after weekend, brides, grooms, and their families can spend one afternoon checking items off their wedding to-do lists.

Raj and Aruna Shah, founders of Desh Videsh Media Group, dreamed up the idea of a South Asian specific bridal show soon after their youngest son’s wedding. At their most recent show at the Ft. Lauderdale Marriott Coral Springs Hotel on Sunday, August 25, 2019, the Shahs were humbled by the large crowds. “It’s so great to see so many young couples making plans for their futures. We love meeting couples as much as we do working with vendors,” said Mrs. Shah.

The MyShadi Bridal Expo has evolved over the years, and now hosts event planning vendors such as photographers, decorators, DJs, caterers, venues, clothing/jewelry boutiques, hair/makeup/henna artists, and more in one exhibition hall in one afternoon. Bold, inviting colors and a festive atmosphere provide a backdrop for the display of the many elements in a South Asian wedding. Beautifully designed mandaps with gorgeous floral arrangements and intricate reception table settings are just some of the wedding components attendees get to see in person. Many couples now blend tradition with modern elements, and the MyShadi Bridal Expo is the place to be inspired and create a unique wedding vision.

When it comes to bridal and formal wear fashion, the exclusive designer fashion shows provide a stunning look at the latest styles. Whether a wedding guest or the bride, the designer clothing and jewelry boutiques attending the show allow attendees to purchase items on site.

Over the years, the MyShadi Bridal Expo has become a place not only for wedding planning, but for all event planning needs. Attendees planning baby showers and anniversary and graduation parties are able to find photographers, venues, caterers and more at the show making the process that much easier. MyShadi Bridal Expo offers something for all members of the family!

For those hoping to check items of that wedding to do list or just feel inspired, the Desh Videsh Media Group team hopes to see at the next show on Sunday, September 15, at the Hilton Orlando! Be on the lookout for 2020 show dates to be announced soon.

For a look at what to expect at the MyShadi Bridal Expo, visit www.myshadibridalexpo.com and click on Past Events.

Atlanta

Sunday, March 10, 2019

Platinum Sponsor
Renaissance Atlanta Waverly Hotel
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MyShadi.com
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The Arpan Group
www.thearpangroup.com

Fashion Show Sponsor
Clothing & Jelwelry
Simrans Designer Wear
843-304-0145
info@simrans.us

Choreography
Shubhra Singh Chohan
470-774-8240

Makeup And Hair Sponsor
Yasmin Hetherington of Blushing Bride
404-454-6946
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Stage Decorated By
Mital of Myar Decor Inc
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Dj Sponsor
Exclusive Entertainment Events
678-643-6056
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Raleigh

Sunday, March 31, 2019

Platinum Sponsor
Raleigh Marriott Crabtree Valley
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MyShadi.com
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The Arpan Group
www.thearpangroup.com

Fashion Show Sponsor
Coordinator
D The Event Planner
205-568-2104
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Clothing & Jewelry
Banjara Indian Boutique
919-200-3408
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Model Hair & Makeup
Wedding Hair by Liz
919-902-8242
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Dj Sponsor
Royal Event DJs
803-404-1088
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Stage Decorated By
Vikwabs Decor
908-205-5377
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Orlando (Spring 2019)

Sunday, April 28, 2019

Platinum Sponsor
Hilton Orlando
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MyShadi.com
www.myshadi.com

The Arpan Group
www.thearpangroup.com

Fashion Show Sponsor
Coordinator
Rosanna Barsati
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Clothing & Jewelry
Le Trend Boutique
407-288-3304
www.letrendboutique.com

Model Hair & Makeup
Michele Renee Hair &
Makeup Artist Group
813-531-7770
www.michelereneethestudio.com

Dj Sponsor
Dudha Productions
727-418-8498
www.dudhaproductions.com

Charlotte

Sunday, August 4, 2019

Platinum Sponsor
Hilton Charlotte Center City
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MyShadi.com
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The Arpan Group
www.thearpangroup.com

Fashion Show Sponsor
FASHION SHOW
Coordinator
Ritu Bhat
704-858-0782
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Clothing – Jewelry – Hair & Makeup
Ritu Selects
Our Exclusive Fashion Show Partner
Model Coordination by

Heartfelt Fashion
704-910-6940
www.rituselects.com

DJ Sponsor
DJ Pawan Entertainment & Events
703-362-9286
www.djpawan.com

Ft. Lauderdale

Sunday, August 25, 2019

Platinum Sponsor
Fort Lauderdale Marriott Coral Springs Hotel
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MyShadi.com
www.myshadi.com

The Arpan Group
www.thearpangroup.com

Gold Sponsor
House of Masaba
829-151-8061
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Fashion Show Sponsor

FASHION SHOW 1
Clothing And Jewelry
Devam
561-368-0985
www.houseofdevam.com

Choreography
Parita Patel
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Makeup And Hair
Anju Thaker
954-554-8749

FASHION SHOW 2
Clothing And Jewelry
Miami Ethnic
305-302-4317
miamiethnic@gmail.com

Choreography
Rima of Dil Se Dance
425-533-5861
rima.aries@gmail.com

Makeup And Hair
Beauty Cafe Salon
786-486-9665
www.beautycafesalons.com

DJ
Infinite Soundz Entertainment
862-686-8283

Stage Decor
Anand Event Services
954-214-5807
www.anandphotoandvideo.com

Orlando (Fall 2019)

Sunday, September 15, 2019

Platinum Sponsor
Hilton Orlando
www.thehiltonorlando.com

MyShadi.com
www.myshadi.com

The Arpan Group
www.thearpangroup.com

Fashion Show Sponsor
Clothing
Le Trend Boutique

Model Hair & Makeup
Michele Renee Hair & Makeup Artist Group
813-531-7770
www.michelereneethestudio.com

DJ Sponsor
Infinite Soundz Entertainment

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South Asian specific bridal show

Ft. Lauderdale Marriott Coral Springs Hotel

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Indian Wedding DJs

Indian Wedding caterers

Indian Wedding venues

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hair Style

makeup Artist

henna artists

Hilton Orlando

Renaissance Atlanta Waverly Hotel

Simrans Designer Wear

Shubhra Singh Chohan

Yasmin Hetherington of Blushing Bride

Mital of Myar Decor Inc

Exclusive Entertainment Events

Raleigh Marriott Crabtree Valley

D The Event Planner

Banjara Indian Boutique

Wedding Hair by Liz

Royal Event DJs

Vikwabs Decor

Rosanna Barsati

Le Trend Boutique

Michele Renee Hair& Makeup Artist Group

Dudha Productions

Hilton Charlotte Center City

Ritu Bhat

Heartfelt Fashion

DJ Pawan Entertainment & Events

House of Masaba

Devam

Miami Ethnic

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Infinite Soundz Entertainment

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JULIA BALES

A graduate of Furman University with a degree in computer science and Chinese, Julia spent 2 years in Beijing and 8 years in Hong Kong developing the Asian cruise market. Julia is now chief digital officer for Go Travel in Orlando and enjoys training in aerial silks and acrobatics.

ROSANNA BARSATI

Rosanna earned her Juris Doctorate from Florida Coastal School of Law and graduated with a certificate in International Law. She earned her Bachelor’s of Arts from Stetson University. She currently works at the Law Office of Paulette Hamilton assisting with divorce, immigration, and bank bankruptcy matters. Rosanna was published as a contributor in the International Lawyer Year in Review 2015 Kickoff for the Africa Committee. Her written contributions focus on facts based upon extensive research of the political environment in Somalia and Burundi with respect to First Amendment freedoms and country conditions. In 2015, Rosanna served as a panelist for TedX FSCJ where she helped facilitate a discussion on Refugees, Immigration, and Muslims in America. Rosanna has participated as a model in the Desh Videsh Orlando MyShadi Bridal Expo since 2009 and regularly features clothing items by LeTrend Boutique. She was featured on front cover the Desh Videsh magazine Luxury Edition in November 2015. Rosanna’s hobbies include drumming, paddle boarding, and traveling internationally. She also enjoys belly dancing for parties and wedding events.

GiNa

Gina is a born and raised Floridan working in the marketing industry. Modeling has been a hobby of hers since she was 17. She is currently working on a bucket list item to visit all six Disney Parks.

dJ kriSh

Krish is a 27-year old International DJ and MC from New Jersey and now lives in Ocala, Florida. He graduated from The University of Florida in 2014 with a Major in Business Marketing and a Minor in Entrepreneurship. Recently, he branched out and began a new business with premium skincare brand Rodan + Fields. Whenever he’s not actively engaged in work, he loves riding his motorcycle and trying new things like modeling for Le Trend Boutique! Follow Krish @OFFICIALKRISH on Instagram and Facebook!

Lisa-Marie

Lisa-Marie, 25, has competed in multiple pageants, walked in numerous fashion shows, and been performing and dancing for over 10 years! I love being on stage and being a part of big productions. She is honored to be involved in this year’s MyShadi Bridal Expo and the Le Trend Boutique fashion show to showcase some of the many beautiful gowns designed by Farzana.

aNJali PaRMaR

Anjali Parmar, 22, was born and raised in Tampa, Florida. She is studying at the University of South Florida with a major in Health Sciences, aspiring to become a Dermatologist. Working out, dancing, traveling, and being nutritious are a few of her lifestyle choices. She enjoys modeling and exploring several fashion trends.

DiVYa PaTel

Divya Patel, 17, was born and raised in Orlando, Florida. She is currently in High School and pursuing an International Baccalaureate diploma. She has been participating in Indian dance competitions for thirteen years now and plans on continuing in college.

TaM PHaM

Tam Pham is Vietnamese and is excited to be a part of the MyShadi Bridal Expo fashion show! She currently works in the tourism industry. When not working, Tam loves to dance and model. She has danced for entertainment companies and sports teams over the past several years, and also does commercial modeling locally in Central Florida.

aNa PONKO

Ana is originally from Venezuela where she graduated in Petrochemical Engineering. She has been happily living in Orlando for four years as it’s the perfect place to enjoy nature. She currently works as a Marketing Sales Representative in the healthcare Industry. She is a WBFF (World Beauty Fitness & Fashion) Pro Diva bikini model, and her hobbies include fitness, modeling and participating in photo shoots.

ASHLEY SHAH

Ashley Shah, 27, was born and raised in Orlando, Florida. She is also the mother of two wonderful kids, Isabella and Isaiah. Enjoying family time with her kids is what she loves the most. She was the winner of Miss Indo Caribbean 2011 and has been modeling since her teenage days. She graduated in 2012 with her dental assistant degree. One day, she dreams to become a Bollywood actress (crosses fingers). Not only has she been modeling for the MyShadi Bridal Expo for about nine years now, but has been modeling professionally.

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In earlier wedding special issues of Desh-Videsh, I have discussed the importance of wedding rituals in Hindu weddings. A wedding for a Hindu family is not just a party and celebration, but it also fulfills one of the nine sanskars of life. In other words, Marriage, for every Hindu, is not merely pleasure, or romantic love, but an act of duty, a matter of moral and religious obligation, incumbent on everyone in all normal circumstances. Vedic rites or rituals for the performance of a wedding ceremony are many, and may take anywhere between one hour to four hours. According to the Hindu Marriage Act, the two most important rituals in Hindu weddings are the Mangal Pheras and Saptapadi. These rituals are essential for the marriage to be deemed complete.

Each Hindu wedding ritual has religious, spiritual, and most importantly, practical message or meaning. When a Hindu Pandit recites the Vedic Mantra during wedding rituals, many of us do not understand the actual meaning or significance. When you break down the meaning or significance of each ritual, one finds they are words to live by in your married life. The first essential ritual in Hindu weddings is the Mangal Pheras (Agni-pari?ayana) or the walk around the sacred agni God or fire. Some people call this ritual Sapta phera (Seven rounds), but there is no mention in the Hindu Scriptures of the seven rounds (sapta phera). It has become popular in North Indian marriages due to the influence of Bollywood! There seems to have been some confusion between the seven steps and seven rounds. Some people believe Mangal Pheras and Saptapadi to be the same but they are not. Mangal Pheras involve taking four rounds around fire. Each Phera represents one of four promises. The first one represents Dharma, to pursue life’s religious and moral duty, the second represents Artha, to pursue prosperity, the third represents Kama, to pursue earthly pleasures, and the fourth represents Moksha, to pursue spiritual salvation. The groom leads the first three Pheras around the fire, and the bride leads the groom the final round to show her devotion and love towards her husband. The second most important ritual in Hindu weddings is the saptapadi. These are the seven steps taken together by the bride and groom to signify their togetherness for each step in their journey of life.

The original text of the saptapadi was written in our Hindu scripture. For many of us, it can be too complicated to understand practical meaning. One Hindu Scripture and English Scholar (whose name is unknown) put these slokas of saptapadi in a romantic way as follows:

Walk with me four steps and three, I seek thy hand;
let me not break from thee, nor thou from me.
Let us swear in joy and strength,
One in thought and deed, one within.
Heaven and earth are me and thee,
Seed am I for thee to bloom.
Word and mind are thee and me
Be my friend and make me groom
Come my mate and blend with me,
For sons and weal, O cheerful girl!

What a beautiful message! Addressing the bride as ‘Mate,’ the man describes the nature of the bond that shall grow between him and her and that the journey is exciting. These mantras reveal how the relationship between man and woman should materialize, like heaven and earth, music and hymn, mind and word.

In the next Wedding Resources issue, I will talk about the next two important rituals in the Hindu Weddings.

About Raj Shah

A software engineer by profession, Indian culture enthusiast, ardent promoter of Hinduism, and a cancer survivor, Raj Shah is a managing editor of Desh-Videsh Magazine and co-founder of Desh Videsh Media Group. Promoting the rich culture and heritage of India and Hinduism has been his motto ever since he arrived in the US. He has been instrumental in starting and promoting several community organizations such as the Indian Religious and Cultural Center and Hindu University of America South Florida Chapter. He serves as a chairman of Board of International Hindu University. Raj has written two books titled Chronology of Hinduism and Understanding Hinduism. He has also written six children books, We love Diwali, Holi Hai, The Complete Ramayan in 100 Tweets, The Mahabharat in 100 Tweets, Coloring and Understanding Hindu Symbols and Welcome to my beautiful Mandir.

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You are about to get married. No doubt, you have many things on your mind, and expressing endearing words about your soulmate may be hard. Whether for your invitation, wedding programs, or special vows, you might need some inspiration!

Often, a great quote about true love, few lines of dialogue, love poem, or song lyrics can help you express yourself more eloquently. To inspire your next love sonnet about your soulmate we present a collection of love poems from Rabindranath Tagore, Bengali poet, novelist, educator, Nobel Laureate for Literature, and one of the greatest writers in modern Indian literature.

The works of Rabindranath Tagore, captured the breadth and depth of patriotism, devotion, celebration, and the different phases and faces of love – especially his poems.

In his blog, Jayant Menon describes Tagore’s love poems as follows:

Tagore’s poetry achieved a transcendence, an almost ethereal quality without ever being verbose or overly earnest. His verse would meander, but never wander. It is timeless, but it’s permanence comes from the spirituality that his words embodied, and not as a direct consequence of being associated with a name that introduced to the west much that is great about India (and vice versa).

Here are some of my favorite and best love poems by Tagore. For more poems and quotes from the legendary Tagore, please visit www.deshvidesh.com/Love poems by Tagore.

Passing Breeze

YES, I know, this is nothing but thy love,

O beloved of my heart-this golden light

that dances upon the leaves,

these idle clouds sailing across the sky,

this passing breeze leaving its coolness

upon my forehead.

The morning light has flooded my eyes-

this is thy message to my heart.

Thy face is bent from above,

thy eyes look down on my eyes,

and my heart has touched thy feet.

Unending Love

I seem to have loved you in numberless forms, numberless times…

In life after life, in age after age, forever.

My spellbound heart has made and remade the necklace of songs,

That you take as a gift, wear round your neck in your many forms,

In life after life, in age after age, forever.

Whenever I hear old chronicles of love, it’s age old pain,

It’s ancient tale of being apart or together.

As I stare on and on into the past, in the end you emerge,

Clad in the light of a pole-star, piercing the darkness of time.

You become an image of what is remembered forever.

You and I have floated here on the stream that brings from the fount.

At the heart of time, love of one for another.

We have played along side millions of lovers,

Shared in the same shy sweetness of meeting,

the distressful tears of farewell,

Old love but in shapes that renew and renew forever.

Today it is heaped at your feet, it has found its end in you

The love of all man’s days both past and forever:

Universal joy, universal sorrow, universal life.

The memories of all loves merging with this one love of ours –

And the songs of every poet past and forever.”

The Kiss

Lips’ language to lips’ ears.

Two drinking each other’s heart, it seems.

Two roving loves who have left home,

pilgrims to the confluence of lips.

Two waves rise by the law of love

to break and die on two sets of lips.

Two wild desires craving each other

meet at last at the body’s limits.

Love’s writing a song in dainty letters,

layers of kiss-calligraphy on lips.

Plucking flowers from two sets of lips

perhaps to thread them into a chain later.

This sweet union of lips

is the red marriage-bed of a pair of smiles.

She Is Near to My Heart

She is near to my heart as the meadow-flower to the earth;

she is sweet to me as sleep is to tired limbs.

My love for her is my life flowing in its fullness,

like a river in autumn flood, running with serene abandonment.

My songs are one with my love, like the murmur

of a stream, that sings with all its waves and current.

Love Poems by Rabindranath Tagore Compiled by Raj Shah

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Miami Ethnic

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Fort Lauderdale 2019

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House of Devam

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SANAM PATEL

KINNI SHAH

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