Zindagi With Richa

My brother has a question and I am asking it on his stead. Okay so few years ago some girl tied him a rakhi as a joke but now after all those years, idk why but my brother is interested in her. They never had any sibling type of relationship. But now he likes her in a romantic way. But he is hesitant to ask her about anything because she tied him a rakhi. Can they both be in a romantic relationship after tying a rakhi?

I want to tie rakhi to my best friend as she is the only daughter in her family, and she is a warrior. Carrying the entire family alone is not easy and she is doing it and protecting her family from all odds. For me, she is my savior too. Can i tie rakhi to her??

There are lots of new rakhis available in the market of different shapes and colors. But do colors matter when it coles to rakhi?? Does any specific color help in bringing luck and protection??

Okay, so Rakhi is coming up, and I have a question. Can you tie a rakhi on literally anyone's wrist? Like, what's the deal with who can and can't get a rakhi? My friend said something about it being for brothers, but is that a super strict rule, or can you tie one on someone else's wrist too?

This is a weird question, but hear me out. In my culture, we celebrate Rakhi, and this year I feel this crazy connection with the guy I tie it to. But he's like a brother to me! But sometimes I don't feel like I see him like an actual brother. Can you even marry someone you tie Rakhi to? This is messing with my head!

Ugh, Rakhi shopping is confusing! Everyone talks about rakhis, but what does it even stand for? Is there a secret meaning behind the whole rakhi tradition, or is it just the name of the bracelet thingy we do every year as a lovely and beautiful tradition?

My brother gets very curious as to what time can he remove rakhi, because his hand tends to get irritated by them. But everytime me and my mom make him wear it for around a week. When can be a good time to remove it??

Rakhi for Bhabhi – A yes or no? Is it okay to tie rakhi on my brother's wife (bhabhi)? I want to show her love and celebrate our bond, but I'm unsure if the tradition extends to sisters-in-law. What are your experiences with rakhi and bhabhis?

Rakhi is coming up, but I won't be able to see my sister! We live far apart this year. Is there a way to celebrate Rakhi even if we can't be together in person? Maybe there are some virtual ways to send rakhi wishes, or special traditions for long-distance siblings? Help a girl out!

My aunt mentioned something about tying Rakhi to her husband in the past. Is that a real tradition, or maybe something specific to her family? I've never seen anyone do that before!