On the auspicious day of Undralla Taddi, unwed women and
girls rise at the break of dawn, purifying themselves through a comprehensive
ritual bath, including the cleansing of their hair. Immersed in devotion, they
offer pujas to the revered Goddess Gauri, seeking her divine blessings for a
prosperous marital life ahead. An integral aspect of the observance involves
the preparation of special delicacies known as undrallu, meticulously crafted
and presented as offerings to the divine.
Elevating the festive ambiance, specially adorned swings
adorn the surroundings, beckoning young girls to partake in joyous festivities.
To the melodies of traditional songs, they sway on these swings, their laughter
and camaraderie filling the air with an infectious sense of jubilation and
unity. Undralla Taddi thus stands as a cherished testament to the cultural
heritage and spiritual fervor of the Telugu-speaking populace, weaving together
prayers, rituals, and communal celebrations in a tapestry of devotion and joy.