A complete biodata, without the kundli section
A biodata without horoscope details has every usual section (personal details, education and work, family, about me, expectations, contact) and simply leaves out:
- Birth time (optional; you can still include it)
- Rashi, nakshatra and charan
- Manglik status
- Gotra, if your family doesn't follow it
Nothing else changes, and the biodata is no less complete.
When families leave the horoscope out
- Their tradition doesn't use it: most Muslim, Christian, Sikh, Buddhist and many Jain and Parsi families
- The family doesn't believe in it: many Hindu families today match values, not charts
- The birth time isn't known: common for people born at home or before birth certificates recorded time
Saying it kindly
If you're sharing the biodata with families who might match kundlis, one line in the about-me helps: "Our family doesn't follow kundli matching; we care more about values and kindness." It is honest and respectful, and families who need a match will know to ask.
If someone asks for the kundli
You have three good options:
- Say your family doesn't follow it, politely.
- Share the date, time and place of birth so they can have a chart made.
- If the birth time isn't known, say so; some astrologers can still do a date-based match.
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