Marriage Biodata Format in Telugu (తెలుగు)
A Telugu marriage biodata is standard across Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, and — like Tamil and Kannada — uses a Dravidian script with its own conjunct forms that need correct shaping to read cleanly. Families use both 'వివాహ బయోడేటా' (vivaha biodata, the formal register) and the more everyday 'పెళ్లి బయోడేటా' (pelli biodata, 'wedding biodata') — both mean the same document. Horoscope details (Rasi, Nakshatram) and Gotram are typically prominent, often referred to as Jathakam, and many families also note Inti Peru (family/house name) alongside the usual father's and mother's occupation details.
Fields commonly used
Rasi, Nakshatram, Gotram, Jathakam (horoscope chart), Inti Peru (house name), and family background — horoscope fields are commonly filled in and sometimes attached as a separate Jathakam chart alongside the biodata.
Frequently asked questions
Does the maker handle Telugu script conjuncts correctly?
Yes — the same browser-rendering approach used for Tamil applies to Telugu, so conjunct characters render correctly in your downloaded PDF.
What is 'Inti Peru' and should I include it?
It refers to the family or house name, sometimes included alongside surname in Telugu biodatas — include it if your family typically states it, otherwise it's fine to leave out.
Do I need to attach a separate Jathakam (horoscope chart)?
Some families do send a full Jathakam separately in addition to the biodata — this maker covers the core biodata fields (Rasi, Nakshatram, Gotram), which is enough for most first introductions.