The world is so big that an Indian girl takes a stray dog, so how can the losers feel about it?

A special wedding was held in a remote village in the Indian state of Jhark Khan-an 18-year-old beautiful girl Mangali Munda married a stray dog. What's wrong with this world? Why would such a beautiful girl marry a dog, and it had to be a dirty stray dog?

It turns out that this "human-dog marriage" is a local traditional custom designed to help the bride drive out evil. Afraid that Mangali Munda would bring bad luck to the village, the elderly in the village arranged the wedding. Mangali's father Sri Ammunda agreed to the marriage and even specially found a stray dog named "Sheru" as his "son-in-law".

This wedding of a man marrying a dog was very grand. Almost everyone in the village attended, with about 70 people. It really looked like that. Although Mangari-Munda was reluctant, she could only choose to accept it because she believed that this wedding would ensure a long life for the future "human husband". Moreover, it is not that she has never been married to a dog. Several girls in the village have already held weddings with dogs, which can also help her drive away bad luck. According to religious figures in the village, when a girl marries a stray dog, the bad luck is passed on to the dog, and she is free from bad luck. It has become a custom for girls to marry dogs in some local villages. They believe that this will keep people safe. According to custom and rules, the bride Monda has to keep the groom's dog for a few months before she can find a man she likes and marry herself off.