Originally posted by: Surbhi123
shridevigaddam- doing something for your own family is not charity or social work...its the real love and care from our heart which makes us do that...so if indira continue to take her family's care...it will not charity and she has enough brains...thus taking the right decision...that family with whom she lived for years is much more important than her groom who she will just find...no arguments on this...for me family used to mean everything...family will continue to mean everything...❤️
I would still disagree. First of all it is not charity to Indira. As I said in my response, it is her OCD conscience of feeding and taking care of an ungrateful family. It is not a healthy env at all.
Secondly, prospective groom will see alliance in all regards. Conditions are acceptable if prospective bride is extra-ordinary. Indira at first glance is not that extra-ordinary. And if someone wants to take on her responsibilities, better she go for a love-marriage and not listing herself on matrimonial website. Come on let's not pretend how arranged marriages work.. and what kind of sawaal jawaab are done with regards to economic matters when you are looking out...
Also I just don't think in terms of Indira and family dramas...I am thinking on broader plane. One has understand the dynamics between head and heart on individual level...coming to enlightened way of living, we need to understand economic principles. Grahasti is essentially an economic matter and not just living by subjective ideologies. In the end a person's moral development is nurtured through sane household and family heads which inculcates culture and instills principles. It is important we keep any environment it is, in an healthy manner.
Don't want to make a big post going into socilogical principles as well...but in the end just want to say, if charity is that good, then the whole eastern bloc countries would not have rebelled against communism with its motto of each man according to his need even when he worked more than the others below his intellectual capabilty and he deserved an appreciation in return...