About Me for Marriage Biodata: 30 Examples
30 real-sounding 'about me' examples for a marriage biodata, for girls and boys, with a simple three-line formula and the phrases to avoid.
31 October 2026 · 6 min read

The "about me" lines are the part of a biodata people actually remember. Unfortunately, they are also the part most biodatas get wrong. Here is a simple formula that works, the phrases to avoid, and 30 examples you can adapt: 15 for girls and 15 for boys, across different jobs, regions and lives.
The three-line formula
A good "about me" has three short sentences:
- Work or study: what you do, and one thing you enjoy about it
- Life outside work: how you spend time, with one specific detail
- What matters to you: family, faith, values, or the life you hope for
That's it. Specific details do the work; adjectives don't.
Phrases that say nothing
Every family has read these hundreds of times. They don't tell anyone who you are:
- "Simple, homely and God-fearing"
- "From a respectable, well-cultured family"
- "Fair, slim and beautiful" (please never write this)
- "Well-settled" (settled where? doing what?)
- "Believes in Indian values and modern thinking"
Compare "Simple and family-oriented" with "I call my grandmother every Sunday and cook dinner for my parents on weekends". Both say the same thing, but only one makes a family want to meet you.
15 examples for girls
1. Software engineer, Bengaluru
"I build apps for a fintech company and love solving the puzzle behind a bug. On weekends I learn Bharatanatyam and bake for my nieces. I'm close to my family and hope to build a home that's calm, curious and full of good food."
2. Doctor, government hospital
"I'm a paediatrics resident, and children are the best part of my long days. I unwind with Urdu poetry and long walks with my mother. I'd love a partner who understands that a doctor's hours are unusual."
3. Teacher
"I teach English literature and love seeing a quiet student find their voice. At home I'm the one who plans every family trip and cooks on Sundays."
4. Chartered accountant
"Numbers by day, music by evening. I lead audits for a Big Four firm and sing in a small choir. I value honesty above everything, at work and at home."
5. Homemaker by choice
"I enjoy running a warm, organised home and I'm the one my cousins call for recipes and advice. I garden, read and volunteer at the temple's Sunday school."
6. Fashion designer, own boutique
"I run my own small boutique in Surat and love turning a customer's idea into a dress. Navratri is my favourite time of the year. I'd like a partner who encourages my work."
7. Nurse working abroad
"Three years as an ICU nurse in Abu Dhabi, and I still love my work. I sing in church, cook Kerala food for friends and go home every summer."
8. Government officer
"I work in the state revenue department and like being useful to people. I'm calm under pressure, love old Hindi songs and spend Sundays with my grandparents."
9. Researcher
"I research public health policy and love long conversations about ideas. I cycle, read history and cook a very good fish curry."
10. Architect
"I design homes and love old houses in Ahmedabad's pols. I keep chauvihar, visit the derasar with my grandmother and sketch on weekends."
11. Lawyer
"I'm a lawyer working on women's legal aid, and I believe everyone deserves a fair hearing. I love theatre, trekking and my mother's cooking."
12. MBA, marketing
"I work in brand marketing and enjoy understanding why people choose what they choose. I'm cheerful, family-minded and the first to organise a family get-together."
13. Pharmacist
"I work as a pharmacist in a government hospital and like helping patients understand their medicines. At home I do embroidery, rangoli and bhajans with my grandmother."
14. Dentist, own clinic
"I run a small dental clinic and volunteer at free dental camps twice a year. I pray regularly, love calligraphy and hosting family on Eid."
15. Second marriage
"Divorced in 2023 by mutual consent; no children. I'm a calm, independent bank manager who loves my morning walks and my family. I'm ready for a fresh, respectful start."
15 examples for boys
16. Software engineer abroad
"Eight years in the US, home to Delhi every Diwali. I hike, cook a decent rajma and video-call my parents every Sunday. I'm open to moving back to India in a few years."
17. Civil engineer
"I design bridges for a living and still get excited driving over one I worked on. I trek in the Himalayas every autumn and am learning my mother's recipes."
18. Family business
"A CA by training, I'm now growing our family's textile business with my father. I play table tennis, cook on Sundays and go to the derasar every morning."
19. Doctor
"I'm an assistant professor of medicine and love teaching young doctors. I play football, listen to Bhupen Hazarika and go home for every Bihu."
20. Government service
"A civil servant who believes education changes lives. I mentor students from my town, read history and play chess."
21. Army officer
"I'm a Major in the Indian Army, posted to a new place every few years. I love the outdoors, run every morning and miss my mother's cooking wherever I'm posted."
22. Startup founder
"I run a small agri-tech startup that helps farmers sell directly. It's hard work and I love it. I cook, read and visit my village every few months."
23. Teacher
"I teach mathematics in a government school and coach the chess team. Simple routines, books and long walks make me happy."
24. Working in the Gulf
"Seven years as an engineer in Oman; I come home for Onam and Vishu. I play football on Fridays and look after my parents back home."
25. Business owner
"I run my own pharmacy in Bhiwandi. I pray at our masjid, help with community work and play cricket on Sundays."
26. Lawyer
"I'm a corporate lawyer who'd rather solve a problem than win an argument. I bake bread on weekends and spend holidays with my grandparents in Kochi."
27. Banker
"A branch manager at a public sector bank, I enjoy helping small businesses grow. I'm easy-going, love cricket and cook a mean biryani."
28. Professor
"I teach and research physics. I cycle along the red-earth roads near campus, watch old films and cook on Sundays."
29. Sikh, abroad
"Canadian permanent resident, working on construction sites since 2018. I love the outdoors, keep up kirtan practice and visit family in Punjab every winter."
30. Farmer and businessman
"I manage our family's farms and a small cold-storage business. I'm proud of my work, love my village and want a partner who enjoys a calm, rooted life, with city trips whenever she likes."
Tips for writing your own
- Let the person write it. It should sound like them; they're the one who'll meet the family.
- Include one specific detail per sentence: a place, a habit, a person.
- Mention family warmly but briefly.
- Be honest about practical things that matter: working abroad, living with parents, a second marriage.
- Read it aloud. If it sounds like a CV, rewrite it.
For the other sections of the biodata, see what to write in a marriage biodata. For the expectations section, see partner expectations in a biodata.
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Start your biodataQuestions families ask
How long should the about me section of a biodata be?
Two or three sentences, about 30 to 60 words. Long enough to show who the person is, short enough to read on a phone.
Should the about me be written in first person?
Either works. First person ("I teach...") sounds warmer when the person writes it themselves; third person ("She teaches...") is common when parents write it. Choose one and stay with it.
What should I avoid in the about me section?
Lists of adjectives such as "simple, homely, God-fearing", anything about looks or complexion, exaggeration, and anything negative about anyone.
Can I write the about me in Hindi or another language?
Yes. Write it in whatever language your biodata is in. The same formula works in every language.
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