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News India Live, Digital Desk: How can it be that the wedding season is going on and there is no debate on this sacred relationship? For the past few days, only one issue has dominated social media and news debates: “Is it necessary to get married?”
This debate heated up when a statement by veteran Bollywood actress and MP Jaya Bachchan came out. Various types of things were being discussed among the people regarding her views that now the famous folk singer Malini Awasthi (Malini Awasthi) has entered the field. He has said something which is touching the hearts of people who believe in Indian values.
“Everyone should get married”
While today’s generation is entangled in things like ‘live-in’ and ‘sologamy’ (marriage to oneself), Malini Awasthi has advocated marriage with great simplicity. Recently during a program, when he was asked a question on marriage and relationships, he said with a very sweet smile –“Everyone should get married.”
He believes that it is not just a bond, but a beautiful phase of life. Traveling alone may seem easy, but experiencing the ups and downs of life with a companion is a different pleasure.
Completely different opinion from Jaya Bachchan?
The fact is that some time ago, a statement by Jaya Bachchan, who is known for her outspoken comments, had created a stir on social media. His statements are often seen as modern and a bit harsh. On the other hand, Malini Awasthi expressed her views in a typical Indian style.
Malini says that marriage is considered a ‘sanskar’ in our culture. This is not a union of two people, but of two families and society. In his talks he gave the message that modernity has its place, but the solace of traditions has its place.
Fans said- “This is our culture”
As soon as this video and statement of Malini Awasthi came out, the internet was divided into two parts. One section is supporting Jaya Bachchan’s ‘independent thinking’, while a large section is clapping at Malini Awasthi’s words.
People are commenting, “Mam, you have expressed your heartfelt feelings. In the end, a person needs a companion.” Some wrote that Malini ji’s style and thinking are still connected to our roots, which is very rare.