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You are so right. Its stupid to wish for realism, but sometimes cant help voicing out obvious differences between fact and fiction.
Wishing a realism here?!More, a constant mockery of a sense of rationally normal.Here is a parade; a dowager bands on her back to ensnare a prospective groom for her grand daughter in law turned a fav daughter, the mother in law puffs up with pride at finding a complete stranger much better than her son. The great pa in law tries to ensure immediate eviction of a visibly ill son out of family house, so as great 'catch' does not feel uncomfortable. The sister, cousins, uncle, aunt all bent to worship the new entry as a feeler son. To top it all, the replacing groom ensures presence of the 'ex' in this marriage. And the 'ex' complies fervent approvals to prove his improved bona-fides! Agreement all around.Everything winched up to such excess- the idealism turns into abnormal. Disbelief.
Anupamaa
