Do boys and girls in India get married while in college?! - Page 2

Originally posted by: moniloveanupre

yes they do

when i m in hostel my two friends got married just after final semster

i india when u trun 25 faimly start thinking about their children marriage

i think anu is 23 or 24 truning soon 25 thats why this marriage

I was hoping atleast in new kxk there wont be marriage drama while they r still in college. I think i got this impression bvos in ekta intrview she had mentioned related to anurag casting how he had to be young bcis this was young love story..

I had 2 of my Boy-friends getting married in our 3rd year of engineering , we were toh dancing in their Barat also 😆...

apparently komolike said that prerna is around 25 to mishka while speaking on the phone😆 yeah i've friends from high school & college who have been married during their college years

@ RS

Originally posted by: Aurtika

@ RS

I am just picturing Prerna doing naagin dance in Anu's barat after seeing your reply.. 🤣

It depends on where you are from. In small towns, parents start searching for suitable alliances for their daughters from as early as 19-20 years.For guys its from 24-25 years. One of my school mates...a guy married at he age of 24. Its off course different in big cities and metros.

Originally posted by: RollingStones

Kasauti Naagin Kii...🤣 ...

Can you have Naagin Prerna taking badla with Anurag then ...🤣

lol, i think she should thank him for making her an independent naagin😆😆😆

I have few uncles in my family, all are 40+, one is even nearing 50, all are bachelors, but they still consider themselves young and are not ready for marriage.😆

@vandana21 Your question is definitely valid especially if your exposure to Indian society is limited. I grew up in India my whole life and am currently in the U.S for college and something that baffled me was how early people get married over HERE. I was in such shock when two of my batch mates got engaged in our sophomore year and so many of my sorority sisters got married as soon as they graduated. That being said, I've seen friends of mine who stayed back in India for college attend many of their classmates' weddings. No one I know is doing it but some of the people they know certainly are. I would say it depends on your religion, socio economic status, ethnicity and a combination of other factors. It's too large, populated and diverse a country to categorically say one way or the other.