Jamai Sasthi 2025: Jamai Sashti, a beloved Bengali festival which celebrates the cherished relationship between a son-in-law (Jamai) and his mother-in-law (Sasuri). The festival observed in West Bengal, Tripura and Assam, where Bengali community live.
Jamai Sasthi 2025 Date
Jamai Sasthi, the beloved festival of Bengal, will celebrate this year on Sunday, June 1, 2025 (17th Jyeshtha, Bengali calendar).
Time or Shubh Muhurat of Jamai Shasthi 2025
According to Hindu Panchang, Auspicious Timing (Shubh Muhurat)
Shasthi Tithi Starts: 12:34:04 PM, May 31, 2025
Shasthi Tithi Ends: 12:08:13 PM, June 1, 2025
What is Jamai Sasthi?
Jamai Sasthi is a Bengali festival where the son-in-law (Jamai) is treated like royalty by his mother-in-law (Sasuri). Known as “Poya Baro”, this day celebrates love, respect, and bonding within the family.
History and Significance
The roots of Jamai Sasthi is root to Hindu traditions, where Goddess Shasthi worshipped for the well-being of children. Over time, this day evolved into one where mothers-in-law pray for their sons-in-law, treating them with equal care as their own children.
This tradition reflects the deep cultural respect and emotional bond Bengalis have for family members, even in-laws.
How is Jamai Sasthi celebrate?
- The in-laws invites Jamai means son-in-law a few days before the day.
- The mother-in-law performed Sasthi puja, often involving a thread ceremony (sashti sutra) which give to the son-in-law for well being.
- The in-laws presented new clothes to Jamai
- He brings gifts like sweets, mangoes, and clothes for the family.
- A lavish traditional Bengali feast prepared by the mother-in-law. LIKE
- Shorshe Ilish (Hilsa in mustard curry)
- Chingri Malai Curry (Prawn coconut curry)
- Kosha Mangsho (Spicy mutton curry)
- Luchi, pulao, chutney, and an array of sweets like roshogolla, sandesh, and mishti doi.
- From both of sides Gifts are exchanged between families.
Why Jamai Sashti is Special
Jamai Sashti is not just about food and rituals—it’s about celebrating relationships. Because in this ritual the mother-in-law performed puja for son-in-law, which feels special. It’s a joyful day where family love is expressed with warmth, laughter and delicious meals. It also reinforces the respect and importance given to the son-in-law in Bengali households.