Crashing a wedding in Bihar, India — (Arranged Marriage)

Uh, we're on our way to go crash a wedding. Let's go. Let's go! I forgot about the wedding. Security? No, just celebration. I had to follow him because I didn't know where to go. Alright. Good morning guys. Good morning, actually. No, not good morning. Good evening. Uh, we're on our way to go crash a wedding. Let's go. Let's go! We made it to the wedding. Ravi! I'm gonna beat you up in my video. Ravi's just a sly little cousin. He gets in the middle of everything. I love him to death though. Okay, Ravi, we're going to a wedding. What? Are you getting married? Is this your arranged wedding? Should we marry you today? No. No? This is the brother of the wife. And what's perhaps very interesting is that here at the wedding... Shivam, why is there a gun at the wedding? Security? No, just celebration. It's a celebration? Oh yeah, it's a Bihari celebration where all the guns come from Bihar. Everybody just stares at me. Okay, that's fine. Now we're gonna go see where the food is made. It's gonna take some time. This is where all the rituals take place. This is the place where all the rituals are going to be at. What's this? We're going to carry the tradition. How is it? It's cool. So the best that I can understand is that the one on the ground, this is his sister. She's the bride. The husband is not here yet. The parents are here. His sister. And this is the priest over here. He's from the high caste. And of course we have all the kids and everything. Hi. The bride will go to it. Nagin is coming. Nagin is coming? Okay, we'll get Nagin. Hi, nice to meet you. Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye. Go, go in home. Okay, Ravi, okay. Go, please. It's a fun wedding. You want Nagin dance on that stage? It's okay. We were going to dance the Nagin dance but they didn't play it.