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You Touch My Heart, traditional game, Indian wedding
You Touch My Heart is an enjoyable game from the bride`s side for the women.

You Touch My Heart game are particularly enjoyable for the women from the bride`s side. Several round slots are made with a saree, wide enough for a hand to pass through. The saree is held lengthwise and behind it stand women from the bride`s side, including the bride. All the women thrust their hand upto the wrist out of the holes. The groom stands on the other side from where he can only see an array of hands. The challenge for him is to search correctly for his bride`s hands for which he is given three chances. Failing this, he has to pay a `fine` before his bride is reunited with him.

This game is particularly enjoyable for the women from the bride`s side. Many round slots are made with a saree, sufficiently wide for a hand to pass through. The saree is held lengthwise and behind it stand women from the bride`s side, including the bride. All the women thrust their hand only upto the wrist out of the holes. The groom stands on the other side from where he can only perceive a number of hands. It is a challenging job for him is to search his bride`s hands correctly and he is given only three chances for this. If the groom fails in this, he has to pay a `fine` to his bride and then she gets reunited with him.

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(Last Updated on : 12/12/2008)
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