The groom strictly forbids one person to attend his wedding, the invitation says “jahan dikhe waha se bhaga do”

A wedding invitation from Uttar Pradesh has sparked outrage on social media, not because of its design, but because of a very unusual message. The postcard sent by Rohit to his friends for Rajini’s wedding has a specific directive: “Saurabhu is strictly prohibited from entering.” He doesn’t say hello. Drive him away wherever you see him.”

The note became the source of memes and comments online, mostly from people named Saurabh who lamented their newfound fame. Many social media users tagged the name, playfully suggesting that the invitation was a sign of disrespect for them. The incident sparked speculation about the nature of Rohit and Saurabh’s relationship, with some wondering if Rohit might have married Saurabh’s ex.

They are one of a growing number of couples in India who are taking a whimsical and humorous approach to their wedding invitations. In an era of increasingly elaborate, Instagram-worthy weddings, invitations have become a creative expression of personality and sentiment. Some invitations are written to bring laughter or joy, but this particular invitation entered a space that may offend some.

The wedding of Rohit and Rajini was celebrated in the village of Bichpuri of Etah district in the state of Uttar Pradesh. The couple’s decision to name the one person they are clearly rejecting has drawn attention to the social dynamics at weddings.

The invitation is still circulating online, and it’s a reminder that groups of friends and family can be complicated sometimes.

In an age where every bit of life is shared online, Rohit and Rajini’s wedding invitation is a unique example of how humor (and maybe a dash of drama) can grab attention and create a social buzz.