Mona Aditya -Ram Milayee behen bhai ki Jodi

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poonu70

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Posted: 13 years ago

#31

nowadays this type of relation occur so it's not so wrong to show this type of relation

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Taral

@taral83

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Posted: 13 years ago

#32

I think it was very common in the old days also...it was traditional for a widow to marry her brother in law...wasn't Gulal the serial also based on something like this.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Levirate_marriage#India

it may seem disgusting to many right now because many loved Anu and Mona's jodi (I did for sure) But there are lots of actual positives to this method also for the ladies that have kids or are young or so forth. The thought process is to keep the "ghar laxmi" within the home...I am not saying its right or wrong...cause I can't decide myself, I think it depends on each situation...

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@X_AK_X

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Posted: 13 years ago

#33

I agree completely that Mona should not have to remarry Adtiya, as he is her brother-in-law, and I believe that this "rule" is morally 😕 and emotionally 🥺 incorrect. .. but fact remains that traditionally, widows in Hinduism were required to follow one of the following in order to serve their penitence:

1. Sati ritual (self-sacrifice into the last cremation pyre) 🤢

2. Remarriage with their brother-in-law (to provide an heir to their husband's family, if they haven't already had a son) 😒

3. Life without a soul (complete penance by becoming a nun and giving their full attention into serving God) 😭

In my opinion, a better storyline would be that Mona moves on and establishes her career 🤓 and focuses on helping her family stay strong-hearted in Anukalp's abcense. This could help teach the conservative people in rural India to become more open minded about modern day widows. 😊

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