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No, because a Catholic must be married according to the form prescribed by the Church because he is a Catholic. The Hindu rite is a pagan rite, and it is forbidden for a Catholic to affirm such a rite. It is a grievous sin against the First Commandment.
Even if it were, let’s say, a Jewish ceremony, or perhaps one from a Protestant community, it still would not be acceptable. The Church forbids making a second celebration after a Catholic wedding has been celebrated canonically and validly. To have another ceremony afterward is forbidden by Church law.