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Kanej; Bajirao-Mastani of the Barrel

MASTANI

Ek sunathi hu tumhei gajab prem kahani

Inej was on the sea only a few days ago, swaying to a Suli tune with her crew; she remembered that tune from when she was a little child and her mother used to hum that tune to her while tucking her into bed. Then the attackers came, killed half her crew, captured the rest, including her. Inej remembered it all as clear as daylight.

“Why are you doing this?” Inej had asked, fighting a talvar with a kirpan she’d been gifted by Kaz for her first successful takedown. The woman she’d been fighting had a wild look in her eyes; of anger and of loss. She’d been Suli as well; she had light brown skin, wore a white salwar-kameez and a white dupatta hung from her shoulder and tied at the left end of her waist, a mangalsutra around her neck, a few spots of her outfit red with blood.

“Don’t act like you don’t know,” the woman had struck again, barely missing Inej. She’d been skilled, Inej knew that—she had been fighting well in the beginning. Now she’d been blowing strikes only out of anger. She took hold of her magalsutra. “I should not be wearing this, and it’s all because of you.”

She’d been widowed.

Inej had noticed it all then; the smudged sindoor, the scar on her hands which could have only come from the breaking of her bangles. And in front of her, the woman yanked her mangalsutra with a painful look in her eyes.

She’d been widowed because of her.

“You killed my wife!” the woman had said, striking again, tears making their way down her cheeks.

Inej hurt inside, knowing it was her who took away her beloved, but at the same time, she hadn’t felt a pinch of regret. Her wife shouldn’t have been slaving people, she shouldn’t have been ruining the lives of little ones.

Inej would not be kind to anyone who committed such acts of trafficking. Never.

Such people did not deserve any kindness.

If it wasn’t for Inej’s newly opened wound due to the fighting, she could’ve won. She wouldn’t have ended up here. She wouldn’t have ended up starving, bleeding, saving her breath as much as she could, hands and feet chained to the ground by big and heavy, rusted metal, that only let her go as far as a meter away from the end of the cave she was kept in and no further.

In all honesty, Inej didn’t truly know how long she’d been in the cave. She tried to keep count of the dawns and dusks, but she’d lost it after ten dawns and nine dusks since her mind had stopped functioning properly, and there’d been many since then. The only thing she was sure of now was that she’d been here for long. And all she wished for now was that the letter she’d scribbled while she was trying to escape from her captor—Alina, her name was … after the Sun Saint—put in a bottle, and thrown into the sea whose current was probably opposite to Ketterdam, would find Kaz. The odds were against her wish, but she and Kaz had beaten countless ones before as well, and each time.

“Inej Ghafa,” came in Alina, saying Inej’s name with venom lacing her tone along with amusement. “The Wraith, you’re called, right?” Inen stayed silent, glaring daggers at Alina. “Known for hiding in the shadows, defying laws of even gravity!” she was standing in front of Inej now. “Known for slipping away at the right time, with the right pace. Known for being best friends with shadows.

“Such a legendary name, yet you couldn’t slip away from me. What a shame.”

Inej stayed silent, not giving her the satisfaction of her anger.

“And what was your lover’s name?” This turned something inside Inej. “Bastard of the Barrel, was it? Kaz Brekker; Dirtyhands; Bastard of the Barrel.”

Maybe it was the exhaustion Inej felt, or the hunger, or just hatred, but Alina’s taunts got to her and something irate inside her made her spit at her. “You do not deserve your name.”

“Oh love, no one deserves anything,” Alina traced the pointed end of her knife along Inej’s jaw. “You either take what you want, or you lose it.”

She walked away to the end of the cave after sticking her knife into the soft area above her shoulder blades and twisting it around, at which Inej had screamed, tears of pain staining her cheeks.

She didn’t know whether it was possible or not, but she felt the presence of death near her, waiting for the right time to take her.

“Tum soch bhi nahi sakti ho mujhe kitni khushi milegi jab mai tumhare pyaar ka katal karungi.” she said; you can’t even imagine the satisfaction I’ll feel when I kill your love.

No! Inej screamed. And screamed. And screamed. She screamed the same word in both Kerch and her native tongue. She screamed for days—three dawns, two dusks. She screamed till her throat felt scratchy, till she was sure her voice had taken its leave. When it did, she prayed in her mind, she screamed in her mind. She pulled at the chains, knowing she could not get out of them. She pulled and pulled, and the sun set, and the moon rose, as though nothing was wrong. She sat down, distraught, bleeding more and more as the seconds passed, and she looked at the moon like she used to with Kaz; it was a waning crescent moon. It raised her suspicions of dying by dawn even higher. A waning crescent moon symbolised surrender; she was ready to surrender herself to death. After fourteen years of surviving, she was brought to the point she would finally surrender.

She wondered if this is what happened to all survivors; were they all sent on this earth to be brought down, survive, find hope, happiness, only to lose it all over again and finally surrender? Was the world so cruel that it wouldn’t let survivors finally get what they want? Were the saints so cruel they wouldn’t answer their prayers?

Inej brought her knees to her chest and wrapped her hands around her legs, looked at the moon, the night wind howling as though it was mourning what was about to come. Maybe it was. Maybe the world loved its survivors, but could only interfere in times of their deaths. Maybe it loved its survivors, and the only way it could help them was by taking their pain away. Even after years of gathering secrets, she couldn’t gather the secret of the world; she was content with that though, with not knowing its secret. Some were better left unknown. Some were beautiful when unknown.

Her eyes didn’t leave the moon, and as her vision blackened, she smiled, reminiscing her memories from this life.

She thought of Jesper and how he’d been the first person in the Barrel she had trusted, the first person to give her hope that kindness was still there in the world. She thought of Nina and how they’d sung out of tune when Inej was injured, how their presence comforted the other. She thought of Wylan and how he’d never been unkind, how he’d always stayed determined. She thought of late Matthias, how he’d died an honourable man, how he’d died a better man. She thought of Kaz and how he’d carved his way through the Barrel, reached the top, how they’d made it so far, healed for each other, for themselves.

She thought of the family she was given and the one she was not, but she found in the most unlikely circumstances.

And as she felt death take her soul away, as though it was a fragile little thing, she thought if Kaz was alive or dead. And if alive, she thought whether he too was looking at the moon, remembering how they used to do the same sitting at the rooftop of the slat.

And then, everything went black.

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Ragnar(ssons) || Indian Bride

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Ragnar

Varmala: Commencement of the wedding by exchanging garlands.

You’re the first to try to put the garland first.

Knows traditionally he’s supposed to ‘fight’ you to put on the garland.

It’s a tease after all-- you’ll have the “power” in the relationship if you achieve it.

Evades you a few times just for show.

But sweetly, lets you put his on first.

Björn Ironside

Mangalya Dharanam: A ceremony during the wedding in which the husband applies the Magalsutra necklace and Sindoor (red vermillion) to the bride.

Putting the necklace on is easy-- with all the beautiful jewelry, it’s just one more thing to make his bride pop.

Has recalled the mantras perfectly.

The Sindoor though.

Rare moment where Bjorn isn’t completely confident in himself.

Feels absolutely like a big, clumsy bear applying the sindoor.

Hopes that he didn’t make you look like a fool in front of your family.

Ubbe

Mehendi: A ceremony of applying Henna to the body.

Thinks it looks beautiful on you.

But not so sure of his own.

Still, he does it for you at home with his brothers.

Sigurd is most curious to learn how to apply it.

Hvitty just wants to try some on too!

Ivar is skeptical of it all.

Traces out his initials in a bundle of flowers.

Then makes you look for yours.

Hvitserk

Sangeet: A pre-wedding celebration celebrating the happiness and joy of the couple

Most excited for Sangeet.

Because he knows he’s about to literally be smothered in tradition and this is his one shot for fun!

Drags Ubbe along to dance when entering during Dhol.

Enjoys jumping straight into dance after without being shy.

Probably enjoys Sigurd playing his instruments with his bride singing along as well.

But his favourite is dancing with you.

Binges on food and booze after because a man has needs!

Passes out hard because of food coma afterwards.

Sigurd Snake in the Eye

Haldi: A ceremony of covering the bride and groom with Turmeric paste for blessings.

Shy at first about having his brothers cover him with it.

Björn might have smeared first, but Hvitserk was way too happy to smear it on his face.

Dreads Ivar joining in because he knows he’s about to be picked at.

But for once, he isn’t.

Sigurd decides to smear a little on Ivar for all his good boy troubles.

Feels super glowy afterwards!

But can’t help but feel eager to wash it off.

Ivar the Boneless

Baraat: A bridal procession with the groom traveling to the wedding venue on an animal.

Ubbe helps him dress in his Sherwani chosen by of course, you.

Brothers are a lot more festive than his quiet smile approaching the venue.

Chooses a horse for his chariot of course.

Sees you peeping out at him playfully waving.

And of course, he knows he’ll have to deal with your annoying cousins to get to his bride.

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Do you know these Indian Wedding Customs and Traditions?

Indian weddings are interesting! It’s not just a saying; there is a lot more fun in Indian Marriage ceremonies that you watch in movies. Matrimony day is the dream and most special day of everybody’s life and it all starts from the matchmaking. You are lucky if you get your life-partner in your real-life but not everybody is that blessed. 

Most people do online marriage registration to search for their dream life partner. And you know what? The outcomes are amazing; people get the best matchmaking on the best matrimonial site. These marriage bureaus help people a lot to search the life partner according to their requirements. You might know jeevansathi matrimony is one of them. 

The best thing about online marriage websites is that they get you a perfect matrimonials match very quickly. After you get our life-partner the happy wedding ceremonies begin. Let us read some interesting things about these marriages. 

Misri 

 You must know that an Indian wedding is not a one-day ceremony. The traditions start three days before the actual marriage date. In this tradition, there is a custom of exchanging rings in the marrying couple. They also exchange the garlands, isn’t it exciting?

 Sangeet

 This is the most amazing tradition at Indian weddings. On this day a dance party is held. All the relatives, friends, and family members enjoy dance on this day. Some families also organize the dance competition to make it more interesting. You will be surprised to know that only ladies take part in this function. 

 Mehndi

 It is an adorable custom that gets organized one day before the wedding. Beautiful patterns are drawn on the hands and feet of the bride and other females on this day. The patterns are drawn with the “Mehndi”. It is the paste of a herm that leaves red colors behind after the wash.

You might not know that these people bring gifts made by the flower to the bride. 

 Haldi

 It is another beautiful custom that is organized on both sides of the family. A paste of water, turmeric, and oil are spread over the skin of the bride and groom. It is believed that it is done to bring a glow on the face of the bride and the groom. It is a wonderful day of giving blessings to the marrying couple. 

 Mandap

 It is the place where all the wedding rituals take place. The bride and the groom sit in the “Mandap” and pray in front of burning fire (God). All the Indian marriage rituals take place under this Mandap. 

 Magalsutra Custom

 It is a custom where the groom ties a necklace in the bride’s neck. You must have seen this in various Indian movies. 

 Hence, if you are the one who is looking for the best matchmaking then go for online marriage registration websites like jeevansathi matrimony. Get your love of life on the best matrimonial site. Good luck for the journey!

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