The way marriages happen in India changed largely. A few generations back, the head of the family used to follow the procedure of picking the match and talking to the other family. Later, the trend of parents of girls and boys initiating the process came into existence. Matrimonial sites and ads are the current trends.
A matrimonial ad posted by a bride’s family in a newspaper grabbed everyone’s attention as it clearly said software engineers need not apply as they are not interested in that profession.
The ad started a new debate on whether software engineers have no game in matrimonial ads or not. IT professionals are among the highest-earning people in society and they earn big amounts. Based on the experience, the software engineers will earn lakhs as well.
Despite all this, the ad said the software engineers need not apply for the match. However, a few supported the bride’s family choice as they have the choice of selecting the groom from the background they like.
Not just high salaries, software engineers also develop some health issues as they have to sit for long hours as part of their profession. Spending long hours in Ac rooms also make them prone to a few health issues. Keeping this in mind, the family might have decided to look for matches from other professions, say a few.
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Sreeleela: The Rising Star of Indian Cinema in 2024
After taking a brief hiatus following the success of Guntur Kaaram to focus on her MBBS exams, actress Sreeleela is back with a jam-packed schedule that is poised to make her one of the most sought-after actresses in the industry. Known for her sensational dance performance in Pushpa 2, which catapulted her to fame among North Indian audiences, Sreeleela is riding a wave of success with an impressive lineup of projects in 2024.
Her forthcoming film Robin Hood, opposite Nithiin, is set for release in January, followed by Mass Jathara with Ravi Teja on May 9, where she aims to recreate the success of Dhamaka. Along with these commercial hits, Sreeleela has also secured her place in more diverse roles, including a social drama with Siva Karthikeyan, directed by Sudha Kongara, the visionary filmmaker behind the critically acclaimed Soorarai Pottru.
Additionally, she will feature in Akhil 6 alongside Akhil Akkineni and a gripping mystery thriller with Naga Chaitanya, directed by Karthik Dandu. Her versatility continues to shine as she joins forces with Pawan Kalyan for Ustaad Bhagat Singh, one of the most highly anticipated films of the year.
Beyond these, Sreeleela is in talks for projects with rising stars like Naveen Polishetty and Siddhu Jonnalagadda. Her collaboration with Siddhu in Kohinoor is also generating buzz, hinting at an exciting future in a variety of genres.
With her rapidly growing filmography, Sreeleela is on track to become as influential in the industry as other leading actresses like Rashmika Mandanna by 2025. Combining commercial appeal with a growing range of roles, she is set to dominate both South and North Indian cinema in the years to come.
