'Khaane ki buraai...': Witty wedding invite goes viral for roasting Indian guests, see pics here

A wedding invitation has become the talk of the internet for its unique and funny take on Indian wedding traditions. Shared on X (formerly Twitter), the invite has sparked laughter and conversations for its honest and witty commentary on typical wedding customs and guest behaviors.

The invitation pokes fun at common stereotypes, such as guests criticizing the food and exaggerating the achievements of the bride and groom. The bride is introduced as "Sharma Ji ki ladki" (Sharma Ji’s daughter), celebrated for her “academic brilliance,” while the groom is humorously described as "Gopal Ji ka ladka" (Gopal Ji’s son), a B.Tech graduate who now runs a shop. The wedding date is cleverly referred to as a “holy day” chosen by three priests, which also happens to coincide with a relative’s exam ending.

For the reception, the card lightheartedly mentions the inevitable family drama, like disagreements involving relatives such as "Bua and Fufa Ji" (aunt and uncle). It cheekily advises guests to keep their kids under control, reminding them that the expensive stage is "not their playground." The couple even jokes about arriving late to their own reception.

Taking the humor up a notch, the RSVP section has been renamed to "Rishtedar Saare Vahi Pakau" (All the same boring relatives). It lists family members with hilarious descriptions, such as “Mama-Mami” (maternal uncle and aunt) as the contributors of customary Mayra (gifts), “Bua-Fufaji” (aunt and uncle) as the “in-house kalesh experts” (family drama creators), and “irritating bachche” (annoying kids) for ruining photos on stage.

The post quickly went viral, gathering over 1.94 lakh views. Many users couldn’t stop laughing and shared their reactions in the comments. One user joked, “If I had seen this earlier, I would’ve used it for my son’s wedding.” Another commented, “Even this level of honesty is hard to digest!” The relatable humor left many appreciating the card’s playful and candid tone.