The Other Woman.....Sangram's take....Mod note pg6 - Page 4

Originally posted by: littlesmile

But NTR's 1st wife was dead before he married LP so their marrrigae is valid 😊 . If Mr.khanna really loved anithaji or wanted to marry her he would have convinced his wife dimple for divorce by any means.I dont like men who dont want to give a name to relationship and provide respect for her in society.Because if dey r not married our society wont accept just like in anitha's case.If LP is getting atleast some respect from society its because dey have a label for their relationship.

Originally posted by: enigmatic_zephy

First, y r u not replying to my messages 😡

second, he said that??

thrid: if he did...loser!

PS: do drop in in the LF thread...😳 every now and then..plus missing ur posts Cruz...will wait for them

Originally posted by: -Cruiser-

OK..if NTR's first wife had died at the time of his second marriage, then I stand corrected. His marriage as per HMA would be legal then.😊

Have read quite a few articles that said Rajesh begged with Dimple to agree to a doivorce with mutual consent...she just didn't relent.

If indeed that was the case, he did not have any option!

Dharmendra it is said solemnised his marriage with Hema by trnaforming into a Bakhtawar Khan or some name like that, so that there won't be any legal hassle later.

As a Hindu, a man can not marry second time unless he is legally free from first wife or she is no more!

* BTW...Society has moved on a lot. If you look at Call Center-BPO generation of today, there are hundreds of youngsters in live in relationships!😊

Originally posted by: littlesmile

yeah u may b right about Mr.khanna.I know dat so may youngsters r in live in realtionships today. I m 20 but dont have a good opinion on such relationships may b i m bacward lol.I wont say all those people who believe in it are wrong but i dont prefer such relations 😊

Originally posted by: -Cruiser-

Absolutely nothing wrong with your point of view.😊

It is a matter of personal choice in the end, isn't it?😲

Some would always love to hold on to their values whereas some would find old traditions a bit hampering and might want to move on with unconventional ways and move on with times.

In the end, every one is answerable for one's own actions and decisions alone.😛

Originally posted by: piyualka

What about Sangram himself??? He himself is in a live-in relationship, before commenting think of himself and the woman with you...agree with the TM that R ajesh Khanna's loneliness might a reason behind Anita's entry in his life...but who are we to judge and comment???

Originally posted by: Riyasi

Well Sangram is a thickhead with archaic preconceived notions and orthodox conditional mindset ingrained in him since childhood perhaps, his values imbibed from the regressive patriarchal set-up that is India largely.

His take on 'the other woman' conundrum when looked at objectively was indeed condemnable, although did raise a few laughs because of his tone and facial expressions while making such confessions to the camera.