MADE IN HEAVEN | S01E06 - Something Old, Something New | REACTION!

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[@b.e.a.s.t789]

Hi Rick....Hi Korbin 2 days i can't see your videos Sorry i am so busy

[@lifegoesonn]

React to "prabhas rise of a star"

[@lifegoesonn]

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[@ashwinsurendran6542]

The scene where his dad talks to the media and says that his son has done no wrong, while showing the flashback of his mother beating him up when she found out his sexuality is a really powerful scene. It really shows how we are quick to judge the father while assuming that the mother is always more tolerant and accepting. In this case, it clearly shows that such stereotypes are flawed, and fathers can be more accepting and compassionate than mothers.

[@sagarikasuresh]

Though you interpreted my comment wrong which had nothing to do with gender norms, I absolutely agree with you here. That scene was powerful not only from an LGBTQ perspective but also to break stereotypes of how the mother is always shown to be understanding, while the father is portrayed to be repressive.

[@kasturimayalu706]

Korbin is absolutely right about the British rule ended years ago and now it's 2021 and it's all upto us, to claim the basic human rights. We have no right to call ourselves a progressive country. A developing country does not only need people who have good educational qualifications but also an open mindset to accept people as they are, and at the end we are all the same.

[@ishapurandare5685]

I agree, though, America gained independence from British in the late 18th Century. It wasn't until the late 20th century that thr country started accepting homosexuality. India is only 75 yrs old. NOT and excuse. I sincerely hope it DOESN'T take that long.

[@kasturimayalu706]

@ you are absolutely correct! I 100 percent agree.

[@ajay_johnson]

@@ishapurandare5685 Yes, these laws are clearly bullshit. Homosexual marriges should be legal

[@anilatarannum]

The level of layering on the show is insane. The landlord is closet gay himself, and is probably a bigger victim than Karan because it was far more difficult for homosexuals even a couple of decades ago. He is still living a lie, and to cover it up he has to throw Karan under the bus. Yet he is so enviable of Karan. Karan's Mom is shown to be super caring and supportive from the start, and the father is shown in negative light as he is pestering his own son for money. Yet eventually we realise the Mom is just compensating for her guilt, for not letting her son be himself. It was not that she thought the father wouldn't approve, she herself didn't approve and only pinned it on the father, as so many of our Indian moms do. One of the best series to come out of India, hands down. How Zoya Akhtar and Reema Kagti are able to write these gems is baffling.

True. Absolutely true.

[@rahulvinalnarayan9743]

That scene when his dad addresses the reporters and they way Arjun reacts to the situation, just amazed the HFPA Academy jury. That was the final nail on getting him an Emmy nomination for Best Actor in a Drama Series.

[@belabapat]

The mom is so stuck in her beliefs and thinks she needs to “fix” him. Cruel and not justifiable but she thinks she is doing it for his good! She is flawed but desperate to fix her child and in her twisted way protect him from what would the society say! Priceless writing! Also later when she is nice to the son its because she carries the guilt of being so abusive and is trying to overcompensate and have a relationship with her adult son.

[@Arya-cs7kj]

I completely agree! I h've seen these layers in my mom, too when I told her about the reason I was being bullied in school. (I mean, at least "the twisted way to protect" part 😂😂)

[@tweetyburd8046]

Trivia - Aishwarya Rai was made to marry a tree before marrying Abhishek Bachchan too, this archaic tradition well and truly is practiced by the educated as well.

[@shraddha102]

@@isha7027 it's embarassing only if you rule out the existence of kundli and the continuous historical study of astrology and people's belief in it. It's still a respectable science but sadly people mock it now that they've been educated with western sciences.

[@shraddha102]

@ thanks for sharing. No life is written in a book, but it definitely can enhance life if you have the knowledge of ancient sciences like panji, or even your personal kundli. My family buys an annual panji (Hindu calendar with detailed description of lunar positions and weather forecasts) every year, even if no one follows it or knows how to read it. But you take one look at it and you can't deny that it is the result of descriptive study with facts and proofs found in nature and real life.

[@anis0301]

This is one the best series ever.

[@jayakumari3973]

This is what this series is about... Its not completely Black, not completely white. Its Just Grey. Now also you are now judging the mother as completely Black hearted person. While she was just being protective in her own ways. Sometimes while trying to save a bird , we actually end up killing them..Thats what happened. Its about her own right and wrong.

[@rexxbailey2764]

EVERY NAZI, PEDOPHILE, AND TALIBAN HAVE THEIR OWN RIGHT AND WRONG 😊🙂

[@anantsharma6365]

There's a reason Tara aceepted Adil back....u'll probably get that later or u might miss that since it's a subtle detail but it's in line with her character If she would have just left Adil then that would've been out of character fr her at this point in the show There's a subtle foreshdowing w.r.t. this in the first episode as well

[@swatisaini6447]

Sone Ka anda dene wali murgi ko aise kaise udda degi?🤣🤣

[@anantsharma6365]

@@swatisaini6447 Exactly....sirf paisa hi nahi but uska social status bhi

[@ashwinsurendran6542]

She's the typical gold digger who acts all outraged because her husband (who used to be her lover when he was cheating on his first fiance) slept with her friend. Cry me a river. Lol.

[@kushalsehrawat6084]

@@ashwinsurendran6542 that's how human beings are. 🙄 Don't act all intellectual

[@framescantalk6243]

@@ashwinsurendran6542 stop spoiling buddy.

[@dianaos2i]

Btw, arjun Mathur was nominated for the Emmys for this series

[@shzzaaa]

Both the main leads have done a really awesome job portraying these complex characters, good to see ott platform considers acting credibility of the actors before casting, they look so natural.

[@ashwinsurendran6542]

It's section 377 of the Indian Penal Code 1860 (introduced by the British and being used even now), not article 377. Article implies that it's in the constitution of India, which is not at all true. At least the showmakers should have done their homework on such simple details.

[@rexxbailey2764]

OR THEY KNEW IT WAS A MISTAKE AND YET DELIBERATELY WENT AHEAD AND DID THAT JUST SO THEY COULD MAKE IT LOOK LIKE A MUCH BIGGER AND DEEPER A "PROBLEM OF INDIA " AND " SOMETHING SPECIFICALLY INDIAN SOCIETY DID " IN DECIDING TO GO AHEAD WITH IT, INSPITE OF THEY CLEARLY BEING SHARP ENOUGH TO KNOW THINGS ?...... 😑😑😒

[@ashwinsurendran6542]

@@rexxbailey2764 if that's true, they should be charged for disrespecting the constitution and its ideals.

[@maaaan2314]

@@rexxbailey2764 i mean yeah watching the show I felt that was the aim Zoya just wanted to $hit on our culture and she got away with it...if even *1* episode had been about how m*$|im$ treat their women the whole show would've been "cancelled" and called "i$lamophobix" and $hit

[@ashwinsurendran6542]

@@maaaan2314 yeah true

[@Albetroz1415]

@@ashwinsurendran6542 Even I feel it was MALICIOUS, usually leftists are very subtle with their messaging & have the right intentions but this one is kinda fishy.

[@kavinanil7406]

So we can't completely be dismissive about the British colonial rule and resultant regressive laws that stayed in the country. The origins of such regressive laws must be dealt and preached to the public so that the source of origin (religion) will be confronted and contested more maturely with. That's actually the essence of the episode. Something old and something new.

[@jog.antani]

Lol Hinduism doesn't have anything regarding homosexuality.

[@kavinanil7406]

@@jog.antani Maybe it does. The codified texts/ preachers may have regressive views about it. It should be studied. But as far as i know there are depictions of Ayyapan. He is also known as HariHara Sudan. Hari is another name of Lord Vishnu. Hara or Haran is a name of lord Shiva. Sudan means child in Sanskrit. Mythology states Vishnu took a lady avatar (mohini) and had a child with lord Shiva. He is Ayyapan. So thats the nearest symbology that accepts or has tolerance to homosexuality or trans people. But the faith or religion have not made it to a state's rule or laws and criminalised such identities as religion. I'm not glorifying one religion over the other. I just wanted to tell that there was tolerance in the land unlike regions that had OR influence of Abrahamic/ monotheistic religions.

[@kavinanil7406]

@@chiffchaff Yes Arthanareswara is one important diety to note.

[@kavinanil7406]

@@chiffchaff The classical Hinduism that you are taking about consists of sects of spirituality with various beliefs. Saivism, vaishavism, shaktism, samarthaism were ancient ones. Gaumarum and Ganapathism came later inducted into these sects and Vedism sort of linked all together and annexed these various sects into an association. The origin of Ganapathy or Vinayakar worship is sort of depection of the decline or conquering of buddism and the buddishist symbol of elephant was place on a child's body and annexed a part of the followers into saivism. Jainism was an extreme monasticism which had memebers who were great monks who dedicated their life in fields of medicine, literature, philosophy etc. Then these works were brought into the major 5 sects of Hinduism and made it theirs with Vedas.

[@kavinanil7406]

@@chiffchaff Yes. There is this theory that the Vedism came from the middle east and people from there were worshippers of fire. Hence they had the sun gods as a powerful one. But whereas in the south of India water was considered more sacred than fire and rituals performed on dieties were with water. They brought the Vedas to the land, thus came the Brahmins and created a highest social order claiming that they were the disciples or priests of all gods and they should perform the rites IN the temples. The Brahmins who claim to be the descendants of highest order according to manu smriti IN the past were pious and would only eat by begging everyday. They denounced all material pleasures in life and seekers of the truth of life and devoted to the gods to search for it. But now after the bakti movements in the 1 century bc the Adi Sankara they claimed the highest position by unifying various sects of native worshipping and practices into a family headed by shiva thus creating a modern form of Hinduism we know now. Under various kings and created agamas to govern temples and claimed influential positions in kingdoms and temples thus attaining a highest social order as we know today

[@notsoblueskyyy]

I would like to mention article 377 is a gift(curse!) we got from Brits! 200 yrs of their rule many laws were taken as it is in IPC( Indian penal code) ...just serch homosexuality in ancient India and you ll realise it was recognised, it wasn't looked down upon, we have our temples with sculptures depicting homosexuality ! ( Not making up this fact) one more thing, it's very easy for Western nations ( especially America) to look at the countries in Asia from western lens. And judge them, and call them upon for human rights , but just understand the history of a region ! Asian countries are not a "collection of colonies making up a nation" like usa where you took up the good from all cultures , our culture, our beliefs has been shaped by years of history , in many cases rule by the colonial powers! I am huge supporter of gay rights but I still understand that it won't be easy to ensure them in india...it ll take years for society to accept them ! So easy for you ppl to say .....how can people here not undertand love beyond gender, but please look with an Indian lens !

[@thechildwholoves]

You've made me want to watch the whole series again

[@anantsharma6365]

From my understanding & a little discussion I've had with people who are a part of the legal fraternity, one of the reasons fr gay marriage still not being legal is the way India's marital & other relevant laws are written Our marital laws (like most other Indian laws) are extremely gender specific & biased since the focus is on the words "husband" & "wife" The words husband & wife decide the responsibilities & rights instead of it being the word "spouse" Fr having gay marriages be legalised, they'll either have to create completely new laws giving similar rights & obligations to both partners, or make existing laws gender neutral The probablity of the first one (i.e. new laws) is exponentially higher than the second one (i.e. having gender neutral laws) bcoz of the extreme pushback in India to gender neutral laws People have tried in the past & everytime it leads to protests & damage to professional & personal reputation of people involved....so much so that anyone who has the power to spark a change doesn't even try anymore, & most people don't even care about it till the time it personally affects them This is not the only reason, but it is one of the reasons There's probably not enough political will to dedicate the time, effort & resources required to draft new laws fr a small section of the society that doesn't have a big impact on the vote bank

[@ashwinsurendran6542]

Wow you really explained it completely taking in all the nuances related to Indian laws. Underrated comment.

[@swatisaini6447]

Never thought that way. Great insight 👍

[@essee3984]

That's why Universal Civil Code proposed by the Government is the need of the hour. Currently, there are different set of laws regarding marriage, family, divorce, inheritance across religious communities. Once that gets fixed and uniform across, incorporating same sex marriage laws would become much easier.

[@sanjuktachakraborty2139]

our marriages are not gender specific. At least the Hindu Marriage Act. It's never written that that a woman can marry only a man or vice versa. it's implied, but legally, you can find a loophole. And this is coming from a legal attorney who has been consulted by a friend of mine. This is on the basis of which the current group of petitioners and lawyers are fighting in the Court for gay marriage rights. The only problem we had was the prejudice and hatred. That prejudice still exists, but it now exists in a more layered manner. So yeah, the present laws can be accomodated to have gay marriages.

[@ashwinsurendran6542]

@@sanjuktachakraborty2139 only the hindu marriage act? So what would Christian and Muslim homosexuals do? It's better to bring a UCC as suggested above so that all the civil laws become uniform across all religions. That would be true equality.

[@km-zw9yc]

I don’t why there aren’t many likes for these episodes,it’s one of the best shows technically and acting wise from india.

[@avatarmanu8]

You mean it's one of the most boring and shittiest shows from India.

[@aniketchoudhary4562]

Wait fot 9th episode, you will be surprised...🤌

[@aakarshaajitpandey4868]

Whether we're a developing country or not there are people who are horrible who don't accept homosexuality and think it's a disease. That's why I feel Karan Johar could have been India's Ellen de Genres. Instead, he hid his sexuality and perpetuated stereotypical gay characters in his movies. I love Satyameva Jayate (a tv show) where Aamir brings LGBTQ activists together and educates the public. There are many Indian families who have accepted for a long time their homosexual kids much much before "made in heaven". But I love how this series shows in a very raw manner what has definitely happened with many Indians ; its holds up a mirror:)

[@swatisaini6447]

16:33 😱😱😱did Mr dead inside shed a tear?

[@desertstorm2156]

Wow well noticed ! Finally we got to know a topic which hits him hard

[@KorbinMiles]

Lol 😂 no

[@desertstorm2156]

@@KorbinMiles , 🤦

[@swatisaini6447]

@@KorbinMiles sure😂

[@sagarikasuresh]

When you're raised a certain way and have strong beliefs, it's hard for the mother to go beyond that and understand. According to her, she's being protective before society does something to him. I do see that our generation is more aware and hope things slowly change for the good 🌈 💗

[@ashwinsurendran6542]

Why are you justifying her because she's female? If it was the dad that was evil, you would be calling him an evil man who tortures his son for his sexuality. Since it's the mother, you justify her actions by blaming the society. Full marks for double standards.

[@swatisaini6447]

@@ashwinsurendran6542 u assume way too much. Please care to learn the difference between understanding something Vs justifying it

[@ashwinsurendran6542]

@@swatisaini6447 ya I understand that people try to "understand" women, but they never try to "understand" men. It's a common problem in society. I won't blame you. Maybe it's related to the gender stereotypes of men being heartless and cruel, while women are always compassionate but circumstances make them otherwise. Keep fuelling the stereotypes.

[@mayak2676]

No matter what our beliefs, beating up your child is not a sign of protective instinct at all. If anything, parents who cause physical/mental trauma to their children because of their own beliefs, only goes to show a lack of "unconditional" love..... it's just that simple. As long as you do good by your parents, you are loved, else you are disregarded in every which way. That's been our reality for long.....but slowly there are some positive changes in the newer generation....with more acceptance.

[@sarbanimishra5263]

@@ashwinsurendran6542 yeah it's a valid point.

[@anukritirawat3986]

I think what karan's mom did was understandable(I'm not saying it was right) because it's ultimately a result of patriarchy. She is afraid of the society as well as afraid of telling her husband about their son and she knows that everyone will blame her (since she is the mom) for her son's actions so she tries to stop him by beating the shit out of him.

[@007anasuyabhattacharya9]

Yes but beating your own child like that is just terrible and definitely her fault..and its sad that ik many indian parents would do the same because society matters so much more than their child

[@swatisaini6447]

Conspiracy theory-I think there is probably another gay person in mom's family who was brutally beaten and the she learned that this is how u treat a gay kid

[@nabszains]

no it wasn't understandable to me, my dad was worse worse than karan's dad and my mum knew he'll kill me if he found out I'm trans/gay but she never beat me up? she just kept it to herself to protect me and supported me secretly till we were able to leave my dad. and ik that's just my case but she could've just kept it to herself and sat him down and explained to him that coming out to his dad could lead to risk to his life and told him to wait till he's old enough and financially stable to live his truth IF she wasn't the prejudiced and homophobic fucker that she was, if it wasn't her homophobia and only patriarchy she would've done that instead of beating him up and instilling internalized homophobia into him.

[@anukritirawat3986]

@@007anasuyabhattacharya9 Yes society plays a major role but also her husband... Most of the time fathers are not that much understanding and will blame the mom for their son's actions so it's that pressure on her from the society as well as from her own husband that makes her think that whatever she is doing is to protect her son and herself.

[@anukritirawat3986]

@@nabszains I agree with you but that's the point of this whole series that every individual is different and behaves the way they've been taught by the society ( In this case it is ingrained in the mom's mind that what her son is doing is wrong)...Some will try to defend their child while others will just beat them or abandon them etc.

[@aarushipandey4634]

like I said, I am happy to see that you guys are reviewing this show just as I anticipated. All the nuisance, the issues, everything, so well discussed and Arjun got an Emmy nomination for this one!!!OH GOD YES!!!

[@acommentor6413]

Hey everyone , #LegaliseGayMarriage ....... The battle is far from over

[@sahilprasad1754]

Aishwarya Rai was forced to marry a tree by Bachchan family because she was Manglik

[@px6497]

Whole Hindu caste system sucks

[@saifmehdi178]

What 🤯

[@NileshKumar-nr2vj]

@@chiffchaff As a dalit let me say this, we have no tradition of gotra, kundali, and these things like being Mangalik or even having a Jamn Patri... Very few rich dalits those are living among the Upper caste Hindu neighborhood have gone through sanskrirization and perhaps would do these things, but I have never known anyone like that... We also don't have stigma like menstruation, like you can't cook or go to temple etc etc... Most of these practices are Brahmin practice, like Sati, but are portrayed as if it's a general Indian culture

[@NileshKumar-nr2vj]

@@chiffchaff true

[@sahilprasad1754]

@@chiffchaff totally bullshit. These crap nonsensical explanation and justification are the reason why such bs are still thriving in hindu society

[@aarushimadaan7510]

Oh my god, here it is!!

[@rkurar]

The landlord is played by a well known theatre actor-Vinay Pathak

[@vishwajeetchandel9024]

The Supreme Court's statement while decriminalizing Section 377 is worth appreciating, "History owes an apology to all the LGBTQ community"

[@anantsharma6365]

Section 377* It's nt an Article

[@vishwajeetchandel9024]

@@anantsharma6365 yup... it was a section 377... u r right

[@yashnasaxena]

Did Korbin actually have tears!!!

[@prasadt772]

Hey, don't judge moms, how are they supposed to teach kids how to hit 4s and 6s, the wrist work and swing.... Hum?...😂

[@kavinanil7406]

Moreover the state or the beholders of any state's government should not dictate rules to humans on how to love and live with or without marriage. It should be induviduals choice. Any number of consenting adults should be allowed to get married or be in civil union and it should not just be two (be it any gender and sexuality). A marrige should be open to all possibilities. Two men and a women, 3 men, three women one trans man, trans women and a man, anyone could be a 'couple'. Only when that day where this change is brought into the legislation then it will be a progressive state. The same applies to US too.

[@essee3984]

Lol, that's far fetched. You can't even take your own life as per law across the globe.

[@saifmehdi178]

@@essee3984 yes, it's a criminal offence to take one's life. If a person survived the suicide which is very rare, (s)he can be tried in criminal case of self harm

[@kavinanil7406]

@@essee3984 Where in the world did I mention about death....😕😕. Dilution of a discussion with a diversion of thought is so not effective. 😉😉 I'm talking about living, the level of tolerance or maybe acceptance that a progressive society should have if it were to be designated so. What is called a progressive state if it were to be designated so..?

[@kavinanil7406]

@@essee3984 You seem to equate the notion of Progressive societies to suicides, which is paradoxical.

[@essee3984]

@@kavinanil7406 If your definition of 'progressive' is primary based on the notion of free will and the freedom of choice to do whatever as one seems fit , then deciding to end one's own life is the highest level of free will on the most individual level. 😀 One can't even do that. That's my point. But as far as your points are concerned, it seems India was much more progressive in ancient and vedic times - Polygamy was considered normal (for example in Mahabharat), homosexuality, orgies and beastiality too was considered normal (sculptures from Khajurao temples) and spiritual self-immolation too was a pretty common practice and was celebrated.

[@randoms2035]

This is how majority Indian parents are, Rick & Korbin. They think they are top notch & knows every good & bad for their child, but reality is sad. I agree with your word 'garbage.' I hope whenever I m out I don't face such thing. I have never ever been attracted to females, ever in my life. It's all natural within me, & I myself don't know why I m like this. Why don't people understand this small thing. God has created me, I have not created myself. Gay is not about lust as most people make fun or laugh at, we have the same emotional & loveable feeling for who we are attracted towards. I hope this will change one day.

[@assholable]

12:52 Credit to Vinay Pathak's incredible acting in this scene too

[@amarpreetpaul6749]

Another brilliant episode ❤️

[@Hanshu863]

India is still a developing country n female education is still too low this is the reason u find these kind of the mothers u treat like a rescue.

[@shrita2484]

So true what Rick said. In India, usually parents are like that which is of course changing now. But, not seen mostly in older gens. I guess why most went for arranged marriages fixed by parents earlier is because it becomes so difficult to have real relationships when you are constantly abused and insulted and compared and have been left feeling unacceptable at home itself..

[@dishanttank5419]

Please review Cocktail! Its a good rom com and you will learn about Sartaj"s great comic timings. Anyways you havent seen him in a long time, i think this would be a fun watch

[@ShubhamSharma-ys2er]

Arjun the male lead got an Emmy nod for this !

[@rameshgopal3394]

U will know why she excepted the husband

[@swethasasikumar333]

Article 377! Seriously 😅 it's s. 377 IPC.

[@sherlocked6340]

The funny thing is, as someone pointed out here and as Korbin mentioned, people expect the mothers to be kinder. I can relate to Arjun. That is all imma say here. This ep gave me anxiety to the point I had a panic attack when I first watched it.

[@adithyadushyanth4653]

Ah I'm so sorry to hear that. Hugs.

[@dishanttank5419]

Please review Imtiaz Ali's Love Aaj Kaal. Its also stars Sartaj and Deepika Padukone!

[@essee3984]

Wish you'd included the scene where the landlord comes out of the closet.

[@PetrolSniffingDoofus]

They didn't? That's such a strong scene.

[@KorbinMiles]

I can only use 5 min ….

[@radhika1846]

Its made legal 3 years back.

[@hashimmohammed]

React to when chai met toast- yellow paper daisy ft.kerala.

[@yashamin95]

you should react to bandish bandits. I think you'll like the hindustani classical music in there

[@anubhavshrivastava3465]

Watch Madhuri Dixit Films - 1. Hum Aapke Hain Koun! - Biggest Blockbuster of Indian Cinema 2. Dil Toh Pagal Hai 3. Pukar 4. Anjaam 5. Tezaab She is the Queen! Watch her films

[@dishanttank5419]

Review Cocktail! A fun watch with Sartaj and Deepika!

[@chandanm2081]

Plz react to Shershaah movie's song Manbharya 2 Its an awesome one Please do react to it

[@mihirp7101]

Legal and laws makes marriages complicated not easy. USA marriage laws are very different than India. Hindu marriage law, Muslim marriage laws are different. It is not easy to get separate here in India once you get married. Laws trying to protect partners mainly woman. So in Gay scenario they had to re-write laws. Why need laws for gay marriage? Law is a restriction what you can do and what you can’t . Not having marriage law is more open society than having some rule book.

[@akankshapatwari4167]

Gay marriage need laws. If a gay couple adopts a child will it be an heir to both the parents properties? Will he be recognised as an heir. If one partner dies intestate ie without a Will then does have s partner automatically become the heir? How ? The marriage is not legally recognised remember?

[@mihirp7101]

@@akankshapatwari4167 so make a will, how hard is that? Even in non gay marriages it is advisable to make a will. In fact not having will creates more complications. Adoption is different story, even a single person can adopt a child .

[@akankshapatwari4167]

@@mihirp7101 You can will your acquired property and not ancestral property. They belong to your siblings and their children but if your child is not considered your heir how will he get your property. The laws in India are written very gender specific. Instead of spouse it is written as husband and wife. So who is the husband and who is the wife in this scenario. There are many other legal ramifications. So Gay marriages need to be legally permitted. But is not going nto happen any time soon as there is a lack of political will and it is a complicated matter requiring lot of legal changes. If it is just matter of living together then why have some states in US permitted Gay marriages?

[@mihirp7101]

@@akankshapatwari4167 what happens if single person adopts a child , will his child considered heir in ancestral property? Same should apply to gay marriage. As you correctly mentioned US has also not acknowledged gay marriage as per law in all states . gay marriage law has nothing to do with social acceptance , cultural issue or conservatism. Law just mentions financial part. In fact marriage laws in India are too burdensome to husband / male . Should have been simplified as US.

[@mihirp7101]

@@akankshapatwari4167 also it’s not about political will. Does community feel the need of such laws? In fact straight marriages I find law should be removed . Why should govt care, how much I should pay whom ? When to separate or live together? it’s personal thing.

[@SouthPawFrames]

Had access to this show for more than a year, and I watched it only after you guys started the reviews for this show. On the LGBT note please react to RITVIZ's song on this topic.

[@akankshapatwari4167]

The Law has to be ideal as well as practical. I would like to give an example to elucidate this. In an ideal world child marriages should not take place. But they do. Child marriage is illegal. But law provides a method of making it legal. They boy or the girl when they turn 18 can declare through affidavit that they were kids and didn't understand what marriage was and don't want to stay married. Then the marriage is dissolved not annuled. It is as if no marriage took place. They are given One years time. If no affidavit is filed, it then becomes a legal marriage with all its attendant laws. This so that if they have any children after 18 years they are legal and not out of wedlock. India is very complex and change is not that easy. It should happen and it will happen. Let us not try to run before walking.

[@sumitron2k]

U will in time realize why she accepts the hubby even with the betrayal… won’t give u much more :)

[@ThatGlobalDesi]

Religion, caste, all these artificial nuances of our country perpetuate fear. Fear stops real progression to happen. It's sad, and horribly real.

[@balaramdasmondal2068]

Please review Golondaaj Bengali movie trailer

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11 crore views the song manike maga hithe songs check

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Please react the' KURUP'movie teaser 🙏

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Please react on Golondaaj Full Trailer. You will love the concept and the story

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11 million views manike maga hithe song check

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When will you guys watch Amir Khan’s Satyamev Jayate theme song? 😭🤌

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Please watch the trailer of Debi by Humayun Ahmed. A request 🙏🙏🙏

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Sir next reaction on tere pyar mein by himesh

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Please reaction shang chi trailer

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First of all i really like the show but I really want zoya being a muslim to actually tell some stories about muslim society as well like halala,triple talaq etc..i guess she doesn't hv the guts to do it..or may be she just doesn't consider them as superstition.. whatever be the reason javed sahab won't let her enter their home if she dares to tell some stories .. LoL

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Hey guys please please please react the Malayalam Song ( Empuraane ) from the movie Lucifer 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙄❤️ or the song L Anthem

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Please watch malayalam movie 'Thanmathra'

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Bro plz react on rajesh nepali blue songs❤

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React to "prabhas rise of a star"

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React to moon child era songs

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Talapathi Joseph Vijay journey3 review sir please

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React journey of thalapathy vijay

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React to Malayalam song thaniye mizhikal from the movie Guppy

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Plz Brothers And Sister in Law Tu Kuja Man Kuja Naat By Awais Raza Qadri Reaction Video plz 🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰

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Watch home Malayalam movie

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I am first viewer😁😁

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Are yaar ye tatti ka hi reaction kar rahe he. Pura tatti series he

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Thank you for your wise thoughts on gay marriage becoming legal in India, it never occurred to us. We're just ignorant people who need speeches from you to see the light. On a serious note, please stop with this bullshit white savior complex nonsense. I'm willing to bet that most people who watch your content are already aware of the issue, and advocate for it where they can. We really don't need a white person lecturing us on how to better society. If you really want to help, do something meaningful like contributing funds to LGBTQ+ alliances in India.

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Please watch the trailer of Debi by Humayun Ahmed. A request 🙏🙏🙏

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Please watch the trailer of Debi by Humayun Ahmed. A request 🙏🙏🙏

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Please watch the trailer of Debi by Humayun Ahmed. A request 🙏🙏🙏

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Please watch the trailer of Debi by Humayun Ahmed. A request 🙏🙏🙏