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Page-curl turns through Haldi, Mehendi, Jaggo and the Anand Karaj.
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Anand Karaj is a 102-second caricature invitation for a Sikh wedding. It opens with Ik Onkar, Gurbani and the invitation as the two of you walk in. Page curls then turn through Haldi under a heart arch, Mehendi, Jaggo with dancers, the Anand Karaj with the palki, and the reception under the stars, ending on RSVP as the two of you drive in.
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About Anand Karaj
It opens with Ik Onkar and gives Jaggo and the Anand Karaj their own scenes, so it reads as a Sikh invitation from the first frame.
Page curls between functions make it feel like a printed card being turned.
Best for: A Sikh wedding — family and elders.
At a glance
Questions
Yes, Anand Karaj, with Ik Onkar, Gurbani, Jaggo and the palki.
Yes, Jaggo with dancers, before the Anand Karaj itself.

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