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In present scenario Dowry death can be considered as a big social issue in India. Nowadays, in India, dowry is a way of enjoyment for the bridegroom as well as for his family but, at the same time, it can also be considered as a curse for the bride's family. In other words, dowry is the property, presents or expensive gifts like jewelry, utensils, furniture and cloths etc. a girl brings with her. In many cases a dowry request does not diminish even after marriage. Dowry is a curse in the society because many women's commit suicide just to avoid the pressure of the dowry demand or torture and further insults by her, husband or in-laws.