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Originally posted by: shruthiravi
@antika my take is more than 70% of the parents bend if you approach them the right way. Even among 30% only there will be some 10-15% who will go to extreme steps like honor killing. I will only advocate running away if there is a serious threat to life by parents of either side. Any other problem can be resolved through dialogue.
Originally posted by: shruthiravi
@cool thank you for the appreciation. Children need to understand that parents do have a wish for their kid, especially marriage. Just having that understanding itself will be a big step in solving the issue if a person falls in love. In some cases love happens, it is not pre-determined, especially in places where boys and girls frequently interact.
Problem happens only rigid stands are taken. I love DDLJ movie for one big thing. The way Raj goes all out to convince Simran's dad that he is the ideal son -in-law for his daughter. Yes it was funny at times. But he had the option of running away with the girl, she was willing, he mother was willing still he persists with his approach. That movie is still relatable because of that factor I would say.