Madhushravani is a festival observed by newly married Maithil women, who pray for their husbands' well-being and long life. Celebrated over 13-15 days during Shravan (July–August), each day begins with phool lodhi—the ritual collection of seasonal flowers offered to Nag Devta, Goddess Gauri, and other deities along with fruits, sweets, and milk.

A central element is the storytelling of Shiva and Parvati's marriage, narrated in fourteen parts. In the evenings, women gather to sing Aarti, Suhag Geet, and Kohbar songs.