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A bride in the east of India who was just getting to know her groom, left him mid-ceremony after he took off his ceremonial headdress.

Ravi Kumar, a neurologist in Delhi, traveled over 620 miles to marry a woman in a wedding that had been planned for a year.

According to Bhaskar News, the bride’s father had stayed with Kumar on three occasions in Delhi, and finding him a good fit for his daughter, gave his blessing to the marriage.

On Feb. 18, Kumar was set to marry the woman.

The wedding party had made it as far as the bride’s house and they had already exchanged garlands when the wedding procession headed to the wedding pavilion.

When they reached the pavilion, however, the wedding was called off.

There, Kumar reportedly took off his ceremonial headdress, exposing his balding head.

Seeing his lack of hair, his bride refused to marry him, Bhaskar News reports.

Both wedding parties tried to make the bride change her mind, but to no avail.

Not wanting to return home without a bride, Kumar’s family launched an “extensive search,” for another bride, reports the Gulf News.

The city council suggested the daughter of a poor farmer, and two days later, Kumar married her.

Kumar and his bride, Neha Kumari, tied the knot at Ramjanki Temple in the village of Sugauli in Bihar.F67CA5D8-8303-4939-994E-978BC045301F

 

 

http://www.ntd.tv/2018/02/27/b...s-off-his-headdress/

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That is what Bollywood is doing to Indian couples. They are telling the Indian wives that they can be just like Western women and leave their Indian husbands Hollywood style. 

Thanks to girl who stepped in

 Prashad wishes the couple a successful marriage.

 

 

Prashad
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Leonora posted:

Glad to see girls are wising up. 

There is an abundance of eligible young men. Data from the World Bank shows that ratio of young women to men is on the decline. 

Female feticide and infanticide is still rampant across India, even though there is a strict ban on determination of sex of a child during pregnancy.

 

Mitwah
Prashad posted:

That is what Bollywood is doing to Indian couples. They are telling the Indian wives that they can be just like Western women and leave their Indian husbands Hollywood style. 

Thanks to girl who stepped in

 Prashad wishes the couple a successful marriage.

 

 

Bollywood does not influence Indian culture as most people tend to believe. If you go to India, you wouldn't see Indian men and women singing to each other in the streets of Bombay. Indians are smart to know entertainment form real-life situation. Thankfully entertainment is there to give the women some rest from making babies. 

FM
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Prashad posted:

That is what Bollywood is doing to Indian couples. They are telling the Indian wives that they can be just like Western women and leave their Indian husbands Hollywood style. 

Thanks to girl who stepped in

 Prashad wishes the couple a successful marriage.

 

 

It's unfair, and a male-dominated culture. Why can't the guy find someone his age? Varanasi has millions of widows his age.

FM

There was a video posted here when a bride was crying uncontrollably during her wedding and she didn't want to go with the groom. That was sad. Sometimes I pray to be a woman to kick-up these idiots who want patacake by any means necessary. These men have no remorse for women's feelings. I hate the thought when a man thinks that they marry her already and it's time for express sex. That's when I hope the woman gets a big lolo to surprise him. 

FM
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Leonora posted:
Prashad posted:

That is what Bollywood is doing to Indian couples. They are telling the Indian wives that they can be just like Western women and leave their Indian husbands Hollywood style. 

Thanks to girl who stepped in

 Prashad wishes the couple a successful marriage.

 

 

It's unfair, and a male-dominated culture. Why can't the guy find someone his age? Varanasi has millions of widows his age.

It's about less than 40,000. Still that's  huge number of women being neglected. 

Mitwah
Leonora posted:

Glad to see girls are wising up. 

Which is good. I do find it interesting that she was prepared to marry a complete stranger but objected when she learned that he was bald. Plus the dude is a Neurologist from metropolitan Delhi.

FM
kp posted:

The neurologist did the right thing to marry a poor country girl, now he can make her a Queen.

I am not saying that the guy meant bad to marry a poor woman. In India. you have to take it case by case because some professional men marry poor women to enslave them. The poor women are likely to take the suffering than to go back home to their parents. I hope this is not the case and I wish this woman every happiness in her married life. 

FM

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