<p>In the crazy, yummy world of Indian weddings, there&#39;s always this one menu debate that just won&#39;t die&mdash;kathal (jackfruit) or mutton.</p>

<p>It begins innocently enough. You&#39;re having lunch with your caterer, discussing your wedding banquet in South Delhi or Gurgaon, and one of the relatives says, &quot;Let&#39;s retain kathal biryani. It&#39;s just as delicious as mutton!&quot;</p>

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<h2><strong>Dramatic music ensues.</strong></h2>

<p>Because in every Indian household, there&#39;s a proud vegetarian willing to take an oath of the goodness of kathal, and a die-hard non-vegetarian convinced that mutton is not food, it&#39;s emotion. And when the wedding&#39;s happening in April, and the heat&#39;s already on its way, the argument only gets fiercer.</p>

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<h2><strong>Round One: Texture Tales</strong></h2>

<p><strong>Kathal: </strong>Tough, fibrous, meaty. It tears apart like shredded meat and appears to be eager to crash your non-veg party. Aunties approve. &quot;Beta, tastes precisely like mutton,&quot; they&#39;ll explain, while discreetly adding two extra pieces to their plate.</p>

<p><strong>Mutton: </strong>The real thing. Succulent, juicy, and if cooked to perfection, it melts in your mouth. The only issue? Unless it&#39;s slow-cooked, it might serve as gym equipment. But when done properly, it&#39;s regal.</p>

<p><strong>Winner: </strong>Tie. Because this one is chef-dependent&mdash;and let&#39;s be honest, decent wedding catering in South Delhi and Gurgaon can make both of them sing.</p>

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<h2><strong>Round Two: Aroma Attack</strong></h2>

<p><strong>Kathal: </strong>Smells pleasant, particularly if it&#39;s deep-fried or sprinkled with spices. But come on&mdash;it&#39;s the masala pulling its weight. Remove the spices and&hellip; well, it&#39;s merely a fruit masquerading as a star.</p>

<p><strong>Mutton: </strong>The scent of mutton curry wafting in the wedding hall? That&#39;s the kind of thing that guests remember after years. It&#39;s not food; it&#39;s the smell of feasting.</p>

<p><strong>Winner: </strong>Mutton. A single whiff, and the baraat forget their steps.</p>

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<h2><strong>Round Three: Guest Psychology</strong></h2>

<p>April weddings are tricky business. The sun is shining, the sweat is genuine, and guests want to eat but not keel over into a food coma.</p>

<p><strong>Kathal: </strong>Light, summer-friendly, and gentle on the stomach. Aces it when your guests are already sweating in layers of sequins and sherwanis.</p>

<p><strong>Mutton:</strong> Rich, heavy, and dangerous if the AC isn&#39;t functioning. Excellent for taste, not so excellent when coupled with rising April temperatures and outside seating.</p>

<p><strong>Winner:</strong> Kathal, just for survival. Nobody desires a post-biryani snooze in full wedding regalia.</p>

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<h2><strong>Round Four: Budget Battle</strong></h2>

<p>Let&#39;s get down to money. Weddings in South Delhi and Gurgaon carry high-end expectations, but even the most upmarket couples must keep their wallet in check.</p>

<p><strong>Kathal: </strong>Cheap, local, and effortlessly raised to gourmet heights. It&#39;s the stealthy budget-friendly hero no one expected.</p>

<p><strong>Mutton: </strong>Dearer, particularly if you&#39;re paying for good cuts. But then again, it&#39;s your wedding. If not now, when?</p>

<p><strong>Winner: </strong>Kathal for thrifty couples. Mutton for couples willing to stretch their wedding budget muscle.</p>

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<h2><strong>The Verdict: Can&#39;t We Have Both?</strong></h2>

<p>Why choose between the two when you can serve them both and keep everyone happy?</p>

<p>The <a href="https://www.getyourmenu.in/function/wedding-caterers-delhi/">top wedding caterers in Gurgaon</a> and South Delhi are already doing it. One counter boasts Jackfruit Biryani and Kathal Keema Sliders, while the other produces Mutton Galouti Kebabs and Rajasthani Laal Maas. That&#39;s called making both dadi and your gym-bro cousin happy.</p>

<p>Because at the end of the day, Indian weddings aren&#39;t about taking sides&mdash;they&#39;re about serving seconds.</p>

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