As a Maharashtrian we used to complete weddings in 1 day and 1 more day of halad. Bt now some dumb ppl doing weddings like north indians and making it worse and costly.
@polkebol I mean it's been 6 yrs that I went to any wedding. Cuz I'm living abroad and haven't even been to India since last 6 yrs. I'm telling this by seeing their social media pics 😂
@@Sankkhamkar10 You are right. As I said in my video, people are curating weddings not only for the people in the hall, but also everyone on their social media. There are dedicated photo booths at every wedding nowadays. Ofcourse the typical Marathi flavor will be diluted. I am happy we are doing more exciting things. Much better than the usual snoozefest.
Now is worst time for a man to get married. No marriage in gyno matriarchal India until it repeals all exploitative, anti-male laws. Which man wants to be society's punching bag in a system dominated by militant feminism? Not me, not those men who will say no to pressure to get married by their out-of-touch parents.
We can't not marry man. I mean, if someone doesn't want to get married, that's their choice. But not marrying because of bad faith people is not the answer. Our laws need to be more balanced. That's for sure.
@@polkebol An informed man can and should refuse the counter-productive demands of his naive parents, especially if he's employed and financially self-sufficient. The practical wisdom of the bygone era in which mostly good husbands were the kings of their household is no more. Dysfunctional fatherless homes are now on the rise and its primarily the sons that suffer alone under this matriarchal tyranny. Modern Indian marriage is the legalized subjugation of husbands and their children. What fool willingly signs away his life to a set of draconian, anti-male laws when there are safer alternatives? If he wants to feel the touch of a woman there are spas of that nature. If he wants to be a father, there are surrogacy agencies in other countries that cater to single men that want to raise a child without surrendering all of their human rights to an Indian wife.
If you choose the right woman, you won't have to face such issues. Yes, the laws are unfair, but how many wives take their husbands to court? Just look around and see how many wives are willing to compromise to see their marriage work. The situation is not as bad as you seem to point out.
That's fine if a man thinks love romance is real then he should go ahead and get married despite the massive legal risk of extortion and false accusations put against him by his wife if the marriage turns sour. But can we at least agree that a rich businessman or even a high earning man like the late Atul are fools to get married when it's much cheaper and less legally risky to become a sugar daddy and have gfe with some young college girl. gfe is shortform of girlfriend experience.
Monica would be pissed you called her wedding a party.
Good work bro
Thanks
Why did you delete / censor my follow-up reply? It shows a lack of integrity. I covered more detailed info in the second reply which is sadly hidden
I didn't. TH-cam did. I don't even know what you wrote.
As a Maharashtrian we used to complete weddings in 1 day and 1 more day of halad. Bt now some dumb ppl doing weddings like north indians and making it worse and costly.
Their money their choice. Don't attend their wedding. Sit at home.
@polkebol I mean it's been 6 yrs that I went to any wedding. Cuz I'm living abroad and haven't even been to India since last 6 yrs. I'm telling this by seeing their social media pics 😂
@@Sankkhamkar10 You are right. As I said in my video, people are curating weddings not only for the people in the hall, but also everyone on their social media.
There are dedicated photo booths at every wedding nowadays. Ofcourse the typical Marathi flavor will be diluted. I am happy we are doing more exciting things. Much better than the usual snoozefest.
Now is worst time for a man to get married. No marriage in gyno matriarchal India until it repeals all exploitative, anti-male laws. Which man wants to be society's punching bag in a system dominated by militant feminism? Not me, not those men who will say no to pressure to get married by their out-of-touch parents.
We can't not marry man. I mean, if someone doesn't want to get married, that's their choice. But not marrying because of bad faith people is not the answer.
Our laws need to be more balanced. That's for sure.
@@polkebol An informed man can and should refuse the counter-productive demands of his naive parents, especially if he's employed and financially self-sufficient. The practical wisdom of the bygone era in which mostly good husbands were the kings of their household is no more. Dysfunctional fatherless homes are now on the rise and its primarily the sons that suffer alone under this matriarchal tyranny. Modern Indian marriage is the legalized subjugation of husbands and their children. What fool willingly signs away his life to a set of draconian, anti-male laws when there are safer alternatives? If he wants to feel the touch of a woman there are spas of that nature. If he wants to be a father, there are surrogacy agencies in other countries that cater to single men that want to raise a child without surrendering all of their human rights to an Indian wife.
People marry for genuine companionship. That's never sold on any market.
If you choose the right woman, you won't have to face such issues. Yes, the laws are unfair, but how many wives take their husbands to court? Just look around and see how many wives are willing to compromise to see their marriage work. The situation is not as bad as you seem to point out.
It's the same as drinking is bad for health...but still people drink n live longer....
That's fine if a man thinks love romance is real then he should go ahead and get married despite the massive legal risk of extortion and false accusations put against him by his wife if the marriage turns sour. But can we at least agree that a rich businessman or even a high earning man like the late Atul are fools to get married when it's much cheaper and less legally risky to become a sugar daddy and have gfe with some young college girl. gfe is shortform of girlfriend experience.
You talk like a teenager. People marry for companionship. Google what that means.
Also my video is about weddings. Not marriages. Take this elsewhere.
@@polkebol I over-estimated your observation and reasoning skills.
Okay