Oh God..is that what he meant??

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Rupunzale

@Rupunzale

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Posted: 11 years ago

#41

Really? Wow...she did look disleveled. I wish there was subtitles...I don't get half of the dialogues. So does this sindoor thing symbolic?

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golpokobita

@golpokobita

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Posted: 11 years ago

#42

I thought it meant wife de facto not de jure..

Like Gandharva marriage where the couple gets married by themselves without the presence of society or legal representatives ... and executes the marriage by consensual intercourse! So its a marriage not held in accordance with dharam... rather by mutual consent and action.

Well this is what I thought and what you are saying also kind of indicates the same.

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1sarun

@1sarun

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Posted: 11 years ago

#43

In this context adharmpatni means a wife without the regular marriage rituals like tying the knot, pheras etc.

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Rashmi

@Rush_25

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Posted: 11 years ago

#44

No that is not what he meant. When Paro says "Don't you dare take my name with urs, coz we are not married and didn't have mangalsutra etc etc, he stops her in the middle and says, look @ your khoon bhari maang and now u are my immoral wife bangayi! ( even without all the rituals)

Omg! Kaise mat lab nikhala itne sweet se word ka😆

Just today I said I love this word and I want to be Adharmi patni😳☺️

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Ayushi

@Ayushii_Angel

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Posted: 11 years ago

#45

omg adharmi is opposite to adarsh patni.. uff kitna confusing tha na..u cleared it 😆 thanx dear

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Shreya Patel

@spate22

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Posted: 11 years ago

#46

Let me try my gujarati on you!!

"Oye, chokri tu su bole che?!! Gandi chokri!!" 😆😆

Shreya

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vaish912

@vaish912

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Posted: 11 years ago

#47

Rudra's mind is always in gutter wr Paro is concerned .. 😆 .. Don't think it's going to be platonic marriage even if it is hate marriage ( I mean I hope not .. Something different as is this story ) 😉

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serendipitous

@serendipitous

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Posted: 11 years ago

#48

Originally posted by: eveline
Rudra and Paro are anything but husband and wife, so their marriage definitely does not fall under the normal marriage category...so their sleeping together would be adharm irrespective of their marital status

Agree 😆 The term was certainly some food for thought and analysis! Very clever of the cv's..😛

Edited by serendipitous - 11 years ago

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Ankita

@_SenbonZakura_

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Posted: 11 years ago

#49

I had caught on to the adharmi usage the moment he uttered it. Such a gutter mind you see! I had mentioned this on Shreya's post!! Chalo accha hai that I am not the only one who interpreted it like that. Rudra has no qualms imagining Paro in the morning after Avatar!!

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Sara

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Posted: 11 years ago

#50

Na... my take is that he meant without rituals, without gharwale and bhaharwale as witness, paro became his wife with the khoon in her maang... adharmi. dharm ki bina

Edited...

Just reading the various other replies now... looks like this viewpoint is already presently...

Dharm or adharmi...RR has amazing dialogue writers too!... i mean they make us discuss so much...where do these writers get these lines from?... Kudos to them too

Edited by sara_in - 11 years ago

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