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Great point, The HK drama doesn't affect them materially in any way. You can always recover from a wounded pride or honour but lets consider if Hiten & Khemi do give up their relationship. What happens next? Khemi will be emotionally blackmailed or guilt-tripped into another marriage but then again if honour is so important and the village is so restrictive, no one is going to marry her cos her honour is tarnished forever by running away with Hiten. And Hiten is adamant that he will marry no one but her. So twenty years from now when Nanaji is long gone and probably DM also while Monghi is off living her life and Santo really is the Maalkin of the village probably with children of her own and some of the villagers of who are protesting now have left the village or have grown-up children who don't give two hoots about all of this what about Hiten & Khemi then?? They would have sacrificed their lives and probably be still single or stuck in unhappy marriages all for people who are now dead or have long moved on with their lives. Of course they have the option to also move on but who's to say it's possible. Look how stuck DM is still on Subhi after all these years.People are going on about society but society has to adapt to changing enviroments. It's a basic law of survival. I have heard so many things about Gujarati and Tamil societies but it's not all universal. I belong to a Tamil society but it is completely unrecognisable from the one that has marriages between uncles and nieces or would have an issue with a HK marriage or in the first place think it has the right to tell people how to live their lives. Hell, a few month ago here, two GUYS got married to each other according to full Hindu rites. But the last time I looked the world still carried on turning.
Who gave them an free ticket. Where did they get to do what they want? Oh yes, it is definitely not selfish of them to have returned to the village after realising that the village's honour is at stake. They could have stayed back and got married did they not? Yes, they eloped but they returned because it was against the basic grain of their character to be selfish. If they insist that they want to be together because they love each other deeply and that makes them selfish, so be it.True love between the 50-18? That has not yet bloomed has it? Father and son? If DM really loevd his son he would be sensitive to his feelings and try to find a solution to this problem which stemmed from his incongruous marriage. If the nanaji really loved his grand daughter, he would have told Santo that she would be marrying a man with 5 kids of which 3 are older than her before letting her accept DM. The poor girl had to find that out for herself. If he really cared for his grand daughter, he would have stood up against the villagers and said that even if his grand daughter's marriage was stopped he will not sit aside and watch her life totally ruined by getting married to his 50 - year old maalik. He wanted to sake his own skin I guess. DM has lived a full life. Nanaji has lived a full life. Yet they now want to stand in the way of their children/grand chilren's happiness. All these people are really selfless.Only hi-mi are selfish.
Quite frankly I'm incredulous about this whole debate. People do realise that the rest of the world is grappling with issues like gay marriages and such, dont they? A lot of countries now allow for some sort of civil union. What the hell is going to happen when the issue hits India? And please don't all pretend that India is going to be immune to it especially in light of the lifting of certain laws just last week there. Put that in perspective against a HK marriage . They seem postively conventional by contrast don't they???
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