Can a Gujarati girl marry a boy who is younger than her or does her religion prevent her from marrying him if boy is not Gujarati nor Indian?

Answer 1

Generally Indian culture does not permit an Indian girl to marry a boy younger than her, nor a boy who is not of the same religion and country.

But its up to the girl to decide; she can choose who she loves or she can choose to obey her family.

"Gujrati" is not a religion hence the question of "gujrati religion" allowing a girl to marry a younger boy does not arise. Culturally, girls generally marry boys older than them & of same nationality by birth but there is no bar otherwise.

Answer 2

If a girl is Gujarati that tells you what region of India she is from, it does not identify her religion (which is probably Hindu or Muslim). It is true that religious people generally prefer to marry someone who belongs to the same religion that they do. However, people can choose to marry people of other religions if they so desire. This has been known to happen. Not all religious people make every decision of their lives on the basis of their religion.