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Posted: 9 years ago
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Originally posted by: AdorableAnusha

@determination The criticism of Ravish have always been nonsense

They were making fun of him based on promo Vividha can take off her MS on her own No need for you to do this capt sahab What we have seen in the serial ? Vividha was leaving but when Ravish asked her to give the MS to him , she was standing like a statue and not giving him so he had to take it off from her and she cried buckets
anyways Its proven now Vividha Ravish marriage is legal Its Ravish who can ask divorce Vividha have no stand in asking annulment and divorce




Anusha, please call me Priya.

@bold: I noticed the reaction in the forum that day. To me it felt like Vividha herself was hell bent on proving all those people (who claimed that Vividha can take the initiative) wrong. Vividha's actions were absolutely contradictory to what they said.


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Posted: 9 years ago
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Originally posted by: nitha

Well neede post.Thanks for sharing knowledge about Hindu marriage law.
Loved your post and clean content.once again thanks for valid informatiin





Thank you so much for your appreciation. Have to say I always like your posts on Ravish.

@bold: That' high praise from your side. I tried to present the law as it is, without any bias (or preconceived notions).
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Posted: 9 years ago
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Your welcome. I absolutely love your threads on Ravish. You always make me want to press the "like" button.
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Posted: 9 years ago
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Originally posted by: hell_heaven...

@TM

Thank You So Much For Sharing Such Information. Hopefully From Now Onwards Nobody Will Be Bashed Or Criticized Anymore For Saying That Ravish-Vividha's Marriage Is Valid. :)





@bold: I hope so too.

BTW, you are another person, whose posts about Ravish I enjoy reading a lot.



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Posted: 9 years ago
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Originally posted by: determination

Firstly, a big thank you from my side to all those who have bothered to reply or to press the "like" button.

Secondly, I apologize to you all for taking some time to reply to your individual posts (I'll do so now). I had actually gone offline to watch another tv series.

Thirdly, I don't see a single person (who claimed that Ravish-Vividha's marriage is illegal) having any counter argument to my original post. This itself proves that one really can't argue against law or disregard it.


TFS well said we needed a professional because when we say it we are blind fans by the way they can only argue if they are right ๐Ÿ˜†
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Posted: 9 years ago
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Interesting post! Now I am no lawyer, so I can't say I understood everything you posted, but whatever I did understand alarmed me quite a bit.
Let me use another example from the show to explain why.
Uma (Vividha's mother) loved someone else and was forced to marry Kailash. Now Uma (as a character) was too timid to consider stepping out of that marriage, but hypothetically speaking, let's assume she wanted to. From what you are saying, the law would not be on her side even if she tried.
Obviously someone like Kailash would never consent to a divorce. Does that mean poor Uma would have to wait until he abuses her, just so she would have grounds for divorce? ๐Ÿ˜ฒ

Frankly, if these are the laws of my country, then I am genuinely afraid both as an Indian citizen and as a woman, because clearly it seems like, the law would do absolutely nothing to protect me until it was too late. Guess I should just feel thankful I'm not Uma then and either pray that I'm never in such a situation or consider moving to another country where I will be protected if I ever am.

Thank you TM for enlightening me. Lost whatever little faith I had in the Indian judicial system after this sadly though.
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Posted: 9 years ago
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Originally posted by: leavesandwaves

Interesting. The marriage can become invalid only if Vividha goes to court and convinces the judge. If she says that she had made a deal to msave Atharv, then the judge may ask her why she waited for so long to complain. Actually Ravish was wronged by this marriage and he is the victim because he did not know what cooked between father and daughter. The marriage can be nullified by mutual consent.




Actually, Vividha as Petitioner has no ground to go to court. Any deal with anyone for marrying another is not admissible evidence in any court of law. The deal that Vividha made with her father is legally speaking invalid.

For divorce by mutual consent, under Section 13-B of the HMA, a petition can be filed after the parties (the couple in question) have lived separately for at least a year (which is not the case here). Further, they have to show that the parties are incapable of living together (which is not true going by Vividha's actions).

In reality, a court hardly grants a divorce petition on the ground on 'mutual consent', without asking the couple to go through counselling sessions first.

Just chanting that she still loves Atharv is not enough to get Vividha a divorce from Ravish.
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Posted: 9 years ago
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Originally posted by: 13thwish

Interesting post! Now I am no lawyer, so I can't say I understood everything you posted, but whatever I did understand alarmed. me quite a bit.

Let me use another example from the show to explain why.
Uma (Vividha's mother) loved someone else and was forced to marry Kailash. Now Uma (as a character) was too timid to consider stepping out of that marriage, but hypothetically speaking, let's assume she wanted to. From what you are saying, the law would not be on her side even if she tried.
Obviously someone like Kailash would never consent to a divorce. Does that mean poor Uma would have to wait until he abuses her, just so she would have grounds for divorce? ๐Ÿ˜ฒ

Frankly, if these are the laws of my country, then I am genuinely afraid both as an Indian citizen and as a woman, because clearly it seems like, the law would do absolutely nothing to protect me until it was too late. Guess I should just feel thankful I'm not Uma then and either pray that I'm never in such a situation or consider moving to another country where I will be protected if I ever am.

Thank you TM for enlightening me. Lost whatever little faith I had in the Indian judicial system after this sadly though.


This is something I would like to know as well and since I am also not a lawyer so please consider it as a genuine question out of curiosity... ๐Ÿ˜Š ๐Ÿ˜Š ๐Ÿ˜Š

Suppose due to any reason tomorrow Ravish refuses to divorce Vividha... We all know under what circumstances she got married to him... Forget about whom we favor for a time being so does Vividha has no choice to move out from the marriage ?? That's actually scary...

Omg... Because of JNDSD, I may have to rethink about getting married... ๐Ÿ˜† ๐Ÿ˜†

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Posted: 9 years ago
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Unfortunately Indian serials don't follow law , logic . It's only the trps that matter. It's the fate of viewers to watch whatever they decide to show. May be it's vitharv or may be it's ravidha.
I personally think ravish will not want to stay in a marriage where he knows his wife is not interested in. Coz he has seen the outcome of such marriage .

We vitharv fans want atharv viv to unite. Ravish fans don't want viv for ravish. So I don't see any problem.

Marriage is valid or invalid outcome is the same
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Posted: 9 years ago
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Originally posted by: cygnet9

TFS.

And agree with every point mentioned here in this thread. Though I come from a lawyers family I too don't have much knowledge about Hindu Marriage Act and laws. What to say about the obsession, I like the actors playing Ravish and Suman but never felt other actors less than these two. Every actors are best in their own right.

Just one thing I want to know why do Ravish and Vividha's marriage took place if it is suppose to break? I don't support Ravish and Vividha's marriage nor do I want them to be a couple. If the CV's and writers had written the story in such a way then it must be for a reason.

I am watching this show on and off just to know what conclusion the CV's and writers will give.




@red: I come from a family of surgeons and doctors. Yet, I have zero knowledge about medicine.

@green: I have always appreciated both the male leads and the supporting actors for their acting skills and efforts. I immensely praised both Shashank Vyas and Vikram S. Chauhan for their versatility.

@bold: All I can say is that since it was always the main plotline, the CVs could not have avoided showing the same. I think this story is the journey of all the three leads of the show.

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