Satta Matka Final

 

 

Indian state matka is the customary form of playing a tape or puppet show consisting of a dancer, a puppeteer and a violin. The Indian state matka final is also called as "paniyaram" and this form has become immensely popular in India and abroad. In this show, the lead character travels around the different village fairs performing tricks for the people. The puppet dances are extremely adorable and children watch with fascinated eyes. "Paniyaram" is usually shown on Hindi television late at night or early morning and becomes one of the most watched shows of all time!

 

India is famous for Satta Matka Final and the Rajasthani night life. People from all over India gather in Rajasthan to enjoy a camel ride, roam through the desert, feast on the chicken and elephant cooked food and participate in the fun-filled atmosphere that is the Rajasthan fair. Rajasthan is widely recognized for its exotic culture, vibrant colors, music, dance, Jaipur's pink city and much more! Some of the most prominent Rajasthani shows include the Thaliyaatriya Natu (the most loved puppet show in India) the Thaliyaatriya Jaam (the world's only open air puppet show) the Bollywood Thaliya (the most watched puppet show in India), the Ganahera Natu (the only Indian show to win an Academy award) and the Ganahera Jaam.

 

The Indian state matka final is also known as the Bollywood satta data. The Indian state is traditionally worn by women on their wedding day. The matrimonial satta includes a sari with a skirt and a blouse for the bride to wear. The satta also comprises a head scarf and a hat with the same color as the sari.

 

The Indian state matka final is usually a two-part affair; a wedding ceremony and a camel safari. The wedding ceremony will begin with the marriage ceremony followed by a puja conducted by the local temple. A large gathering, mostly numbering in the hundreds, will gather outside the temple where the matrimonial couple will be pronounced 'nee' by the priest. The wedding feast will then be served to the guests who have gathered outside.

 

The camel safari will take the couple on a trip through Rajasthan. The two families will then proceed to the desert and the camel will take the couple to the 'ark' where the groom will lay his head before tying the satta with a silk thread. The family will then proceed to the 'thali' which is a feast prepared during this special occasion. The 'thali' will be filled with rice, beans and various delicacies prepared by the locals. The satta matka final can last up to twenty days and nights and a celebration composed of music, dance, tales and rituals will continue well into the night.

 

The satta matka game is very popular among Bollywood's singles. Matches between two single jodi girls can last up to four days and nights, with the match being completed by the girl with the most accumulated points. This is not the only form of data that has survived for decades and years in Bollywood. The game has its roots in the famous Bollywood movie called 'Aababs' where Mika Mehendi and Lata Mangeshkar had to find single jodhpuri (rash) to gift their respective partners. The movie's title Jodhpur Savitri means 'good rice' and the girls were given good rice to present to their beloved. Other stories in Bollywood related to data include the one in which Ravi Bharti and Mahesh Babu had to search for rash while joining the army; and the one in which Tarun Tahiliani had to give away his last rice stick to a boy so that he could complete his wedding to Chhotelal.