Thadani

Thadani is a surname of Indian origin, particularly prevalent among communities in the Sindh region and across India. Its etymology is often traced to the word "thala" or "thali," which can refer to a plate or a flat, elevated area, suggesting a possible ancestral connection to occupation or land. The surname is found among various communities, including Hindu Sindhis, who migrated to India after the partition of India in 1947.

Individuals bearing the Thadani surname are found in diverse professions and geographical locations, both within India and in diaspora communities worldwide. Like many surnames, Thadani has a rich history tied to migration, trade, and community development, reflecting the broader cultural and historical narratives of the Indian subcontinent. The name itself carries a sense of heritage and continuity for those who bear it.