Although not married in the beginning of the film,
Bobita can be seen wearing a traditional Tibetan dress with an apron, or 'Pangden' as it is traditionally called, over the dress in many scenes. The Pangden is only worn by married women of Tibetan culture and is a symbol of girls marital status. In the same scenes,
Bobita is also seen wearing sindoor on her forehead which is another symbol of married women. However it's usually practiced by Nepalese Hindu married women, not by the follower of Tibetan Buddhist religion.
