When the thought of a bride comes to mind, the first thing that comes to mind is the red dress, branded make-up to enhance the beauty, hairstyle and appearing in front of everyone in veil as per the trend. Mahima Ghai is a bride who has done something which will fill millions of people with inspiration. Mahima Ghai’s marriage story is very inspiring. When she attended her wedding rituals, she did not cover her hair like a veil, nor wear extensions, wigs, or any other method. His head was completely shaved, but there was a big smile on his face. Her message was very clear, she was accepting herself as she is.
This is the story of Indian bride Mahima Ghai, who has a disease called alopecia. Hair falls out in this disease. Mahima decided to go with a bald head on her wedding day. Its pictures and videos are going viral very fast on the internet and are winning people’s hearts. In India, the beauty of the bride is often linked to certain rules, such as it is considered necessary to have long hair. But Mahima chose something different, she chose honesty and self-love. Mahima had written very emotionally in her Instagram post, ‘Even before I learned to love myself, my hair fell out. In the years that followed, she had to endure a lot of pain, undergo treatment, have people whisper and feel embarrassed. Alopecia not only took away her hair, but also reduced her self-confidence for a long time. But this was not the end of his story.
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It was told in Mahima’s post that accepting oneself was not easy. It was a long and difficult journey. Nothing changed overnight, first I got heartbroken, then I thought about myself and finally I decided to stop hiding it. He wrote, ‘I stopped hiding. I stopped apologizing. I shaved my hair. For him, shaving his head was not a rebellion or a way to shock people. It was a matter of relief that for years he tried to fulfill the expectations of the society, but now he chose himself. Standing at the wedding altar, shining with a bald head, Mahima gave a new meaning to the bride’s look. A wedding look that challenges old thinking.
In the wedding pictures, Mahima is seen in a beautiful traditional red colored lehenga. Her head is open, without any covering and in some photos there is also a traditional veil. People immediately paid attention to this. Many people praised him for making hair fall normal. It showed that having hair is not essential for femininity or the beauty of the bride. Many people started sharing their stories, some have problem of hair fall, some have some disease or physical change. He felt that now someone understood him. According to a report, Mahima deliberately did not wear the wig. She did not want to assume anyone else’s form on the most special day of her life, she was enough to be herself.
The most beautiful line of Mahima’s post was – ‘And I stood bald like a bride, complete, loved and enough.’ In the comments, people were praising her beauty and courage. One person wrote, ‘After a long time I have seen such a beautiful bride. You are truly an example of courage. Another said, ‘It brought tears to see that I am fighting the problem of hair fall.’ Thank you that you showed us that we are enough. A third wrote, ‘You not only got married, but also changed the way many people see themselves.’ Some women said that they still hide their hair loss. One said, ‘I am not at that place yet, but seeing you with so much confidence gave me hope.’ Finally Mahima’s words – Because with or without hair, I was never incomplete. This story teaches us that real beauty does not come from outside, but from within. Accepting yourself is the greatest courage. Mahima Ghai not only made her marriage special but also inspired many people.
