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Karva Chauth festival is widely celebrated by North Indian women and the Puja song is sung by women, while they exchange thalis seven times. "Veero Kudiye Karwada, Sarv Suhagan Karwada, A Katti Na Ateri Naa, Kumbh Chrakhra Feri Naa, Gwand Pair payeen Naa, Sui Che Dhaga Payeen Naa Ruthda maniyen Naa, Suthra Jagayeen Naa, Bhain Pyari Veeran, Chan Chade Te Pani Peena Ve Veero Kuriye Karwara, Ve Sarv Suhagan Karwara....... (6)" This Stanza is sung 6 times i.e. as the thalis are exchanged all the women have their own thalis in their hands. The seventh fera (exchanging goes like this) "Veero Kudiye Karwada, Sarv Suhagan Karwada, Aye Katti Naya Teri Nee, Kumbh Chrakhra Feri Bhee, Aar Pair payeen Bhee, Ruthda maniyen Bhee, Suthra Jagayeen Bhee, Ve Veero Kuriye Karwara, Ve Sarv Suhagan Karwara......." Karva Chauth song sung by women while offering water (Ark) to moon. It is sung 5 times. A parikrama (woman turns a full circle standing at one place) of moon is done each time after offering ark " Sir Dhadi, Paer Kadi, Ark Dendi, Sarv Suhagan, Chaubare Khadi......" Below is an example of Karwa Chauth Pooja (Showing just 5 times exchange of Thalis)
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