Shahryar: Marriage is a constraint, an independent life is better
He concluded that his unmarried friend wouldn't understand the complexities of married life, emphasizing his preference for an unconstrained, independent life.
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Son's Hypocrisy Before Marriage
The conversation between Shahryar, who is marrying for financial gain, and his mother, who encourages it, is shocking.
Family meeting for Diya's future: Must protect her from aunt's pressure
Shahryar pleaded, "Papa is waqt mai aur sara Diya ke masle ko leke bohot uljhe hue hain. Agar usko handle na kiya to uski phuphu uski zindagi mushkil bana degi," expressing the urgency of resolving Diya's issues.
The family planned to meet the prospective groom's side to help Diya, positively evaluating the groom's acceptance of Sara's existence and sharing their desperation to protect Diya from her aunt's pressure.
Bride's side values character over wealth; promises to support Diya's education
The bride's family stated, "Mere nazdeek acche character ke aage paisa koi ahmiyat nahin rakhta. Hum Diya ke liye ek decent ladke ko dhoondh rahe hain jo ke use zindagi mai support kar sake," prioritizing honest character over financial conditions.
Shahryar promised to support Diya in continuing her studies and becoming financially independent, and the bride's family, impressed by his filial piety, began to trust him.
Mother and Shahryar's hypocrisy: Using marriage for financial gain
The mother mentioned unpaid rent and urged Shahryar to increase his demands from the bride's side.
Shahryar said, "Waise bhi lawaris ladki hai. Isse shadi karega kaun? Inko to mera ehsaan manna chahiye ki mai usse shadi kar raha hoon. Aur waise bhi isse shadi karke mujhe itna sara paisa milega," viewing his marriage to Diya as a means to obtain financial gain.
His mother revealed plans to remarry another woman after this marriage, showing disregard for Diya.
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