Nargis, Uday to tie the knot

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ffkhan

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Posted: 13 years ago

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Uday proved that he's a fool in real life as well..😳

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hasini009

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Posted: 13 years ago

#72

apart from Adi, Does Uday have another sibling?

I wanna see Billi free BW😆

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Posted: 13 years ago

#73

Arre wah... Ms Fakhri got lucky here... First hand husband mil gaya aur added bonus bhi... YRF ki choti malkin...

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ffkhan

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Posted: 13 years ago

#74

Originally posted by: liverach
Haila.

Dreams come true!

or I should say "Nightmares come true"..😆

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shivani

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Posted: 13 years ago

#75

Originally posted by: sanju01
If this article is true then sometimes I wonder these richie rich guys forget their dead family members and move on so early. Son is gonna get married within 6-7 months of his father's death? ! 😲
Don't these punjabis have these custom that they are not supposed to marry or do some function before 1st death anniversary of their family member? Forget conducting a marriage some communities don't even allow celebrating festivals. Is there no such custom like that in Punjabi community? Any punjabis out here?

I was thinking the same. being a punjabi myself, if there is a death in family we do not celebrate any festivals or wedding for one year unless the person had great grandchildren which means that the person fulfilled his responsibilities n left the world peacefully.

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Lord_Voldemort

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Posted: 13 years ago

#76

Originally posted by: sanju01
If this article is true then sometimes I wonder these richie rich guys forget their dead family members and move on so early. Son is gonna get married within 6-7 months of his father's death? ! 😲
Don't these punjabis have these custom that they are not supposed to marry or do some function before 1st death anniversary of their family member? Forget conducting a marriage some communities don't even allow celebrating festivals. Is there no such custom like that in Punjabi community? Any punjabis out here?

Moving on early.. isn't that supposed to be a good thing? Shouldn't we happy for them that they got over their grief... or would you have liked to see them in that state longer?

What blind beliefs are these in the name of customs that people ought to follow that denies them of normal joys and celebrations?

And who decides that the time period is one year? Is that some standard? Who sets this? Some might take much longer than a year to recuperate. Some might take less. At the end of the day, it's all very subjective and personal. We should just be happy for people if they're trying to get their life back on track again.