During the busy wedding season, with music, beautiful decor, food, and laughter, one wedding video caught everyone’s attention online. This time, it’s not about an emotional bidaai or a viral dance performance, but about a bride who, in a surprising moment of frustration, put a sudden stop to a joke that had crossed the line.
In a video that’s rapidly going viral on Instagram, a bride is seen losing her temper on the jai mala stage. What began as a common “shaadi prank” by the groom’s friends quickly turned into an uncomfortable situation, and the bride’s shocking reaction is now being talked about across the internet.
When the prank turned into a disruption
During the jaimala ceremony , which is an important ritual where the bride and groom exchange garlands, friends and relatives often playfully tease the couple. In this particular case, as the bride tried to place the garland on the groom, his friends repeatedly pulled him back, making it difficult for the ceremony to proceed.
At first, the mood on stage was cheerful, and the act seemed like a part of the usual wedding fun. But as the pulling continued and the bride’s attempts were repeatedly interrupted, the situation began to shift. Her expressions changed, and the discomfort was clearly visible.
The bride steps in– literally
Finally losing patience, the bride chose to act. She handed the jaimala to her friend, stepped forward, and without any hesitation, grabbed one of the groom’s friends and beat him. The incident happened right on stage, in front of guests, and was being recorded as part of the wedding festivities. This unexpected moment, captured clearly on video, was soon uploaded online and quickly started gaining attention.
Social media reacts: “Bhabhi is not Maa but Kali Maa”
The clip was shared on Instagram by the handle @ranchi_explores and has since crossed 18 lakh views. It has also received over 32,000 likes, with hundreds of users reacting in the comment section– many with humour, some with shock.
One user wrote, “Bhabhi is not Maa but Kali Maa,” while another commented, “Puri saale samaj mein dar ka mahaul ban gaya hai.” The tone of the responses shows that while many found the video entertaining, it also opened up a conversation about where to draw the line during wedding jokes .
Rituals, respect, and reactions
Playfulness and little pranks are a common part of Indian weddings, especially during rituals like the jaimala. But when jokes start disrupting ceremonies or causing visible discomfort, reactions like these are perhaps not surprising. While the video has gone viral for its dramatic turn, it also points to a growing awareness that even in celebration, dignity and consent matter.
In a video that’s rapidly going viral on Instagram, a bride is seen losing her temper on the jai mala stage. What began as a common “shaadi prank” by the groom’s friends quickly turned into an uncomfortable situation, and the bride’s shocking reaction is now being talked about across the internet.
When the prank turned into a disruption
During the jaimala ceremony , which is an important ritual where the bride and groom exchange garlands, friends and relatives often playfully tease the couple. In this particular case, as the bride tried to place the garland on the groom, his friends repeatedly pulled him back, making it difficult for the ceremony to proceed.
At first, the mood on stage was cheerful, and the act seemed like a part of the usual wedding fun. But as the pulling continued and the bride’s attempts were repeatedly interrupted, the situation began to shift. Her expressions changed, and the discomfort was clearly visible.
The bride steps in– literally
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Finally losing patience, the bride chose to act. She handed the jaimala to her friend, stepped forward, and without any hesitation, grabbed one of the groom’s friends and beat him. The incident happened right on stage, in front of guests, and was being recorded as part of the wedding festivities. This unexpected moment, captured clearly on video, was soon uploaded online and quickly started gaining attention.
Social media reacts: “Bhabhi is not Maa but Kali Maa”
The clip was shared on Instagram by the handle @ranchi_explores and has since crossed 18 lakh views. It has also received over 32,000 likes, with hundreds of users reacting in the comment section– many with humour, some with shock.
One user wrote, “Bhabhi is not Maa but Kali Maa,” while another commented, “Puri saale samaj mein dar ka mahaul ban gaya hai.” The tone of the responses shows that while many found the video entertaining, it also opened up a conversation about where to draw the line during wedding jokes .
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Rituals, respect, and reactions
Playfulness and little pranks are a common part of Indian weddings, especially during rituals like the jaimala. But when jokes start disrupting ceremonies or causing visible discomfort, reactions like these are perhaps not surprising. While the video has gone viral for its dramatic turn, it also points to a growing awareness that even in celebration, dignity and consent matter.
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