"bou bhat" meaning in English

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          "text": "The three-day festivities closed with bou-bhat, when the bride served rice to the male elders of her husband's family.",
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          "text": "The next day, after the wedding, when his relatives and guests saw Jutimala dressed in an inky blue Benarsi sari, her forehead painted with sandalwood stars at the bou bhat ceremony, they were stunned by her beauty and understood why Khitish had fallen head over heels in love with her!",
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