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Rajwanti Singh Rajput stood in the midst of chaos, orchestrating the final preparations for her granddaughter Ruhanika's mehndi ceremony with the precision of a seasoned conductor. Her commanding voice resonated throughout the grand halls of the Rajput palace, directing the servants as they hustled back and forth, carrying trays of vibrant flowers, colorful fabrics, and intricate decorations. Each detail mattered to her, from the arrangement of the marigold garlands to the selection of the mehndi designs that would adorn Ruhanika's hands.
"Are you mad? Where are you taking those flowers?" she barked at a flustered servant, her sharp gaze piercing through the air. The servant stammered an apology, quickly correcting his course under her watchful eye.
"Maa, Pandit Ji called a few minutes ago. The muhurat is at 3 PM," Pratap Rajput, her younger son, announced as he approached with a charming smile, trying to ease the tension in the room.
Rajwanti nodded, her mind already whirring with the next tasks. "Okay, did you call the driver to check how long it will take to bring all the gift boxes?"
Before Pratap could respond, Bharat Singh Rajput, his elder brother, interjected. "I'm going to do that now, Maa."
"Everyone listen to me!" Rajwanti's voice rose above the chatter, her authority silencing the room. "I want everything perfect for my granddaughter's mehndi. This is a momentous occasion, and we cannot afford to make any mistakes."
"Yes, boss!" came the chorus of replies from the gathered family and staff, who then scurried off to their respective tasks, the atmosphere charged with anticipation and urgency.
Satisfied with her team's response, Rajwanti turned to her younger daughter-in-law, Avantika, Ruhanika's mother, her brow furrowing slightly. "Avantika, go and check if our princesses are awake."
