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@Nalishcha.. I am an old viewer actually. And I found your comment interesting about the cousins duo 😂. In India…cousins in a family marrying is like common. Jr. Imlie’s aunt’s son will be her cousin. Means one (girl/boy) can marry one’s aunt’s son or uncle’s daughter.
You are talking about this as weird… You still don’t know how weird relationships may get in certain marriages.
In Pakistan, it is common for a girl to marry her chacha’s son or taaya’s son. And for a boy to marry his chacha’s daughter of Gaga’s daughter. Can you imagine this ? 😂
It literally cracked me up when I heard this thing for the first time. In both the cases girl or boy should regard their chacha’s beta or beti as a sibling. But these type of first cousin marriages do happen in Pakistan. It’s still better we have something like second cousin marriages.
I am not criticising first cousin marriages just because it’s something illegitimate in our culture. But imagine the common gene pool and the duo marrying ! When two people marrying have similar and closest gene pool (I mean close relatives), their resulting children will have more probability of being born with major disabilities which is why first cousin marriages are not really a thing to consider !

Actually I’m doing MSc in Biotechnology along with engineering So this cousin marriage thing freaked me out when I saw this in Pak dramas for the first time.Marrying cousins increases the risk of down’s syndrome and also the recessive traits are more likely to club.That means the progeny will have increased rate of birth defect and if the chain continues it may cause miscarriage (without the family knowing the cause behind it).Hence consanguienious marriages are not healthy from medical point of view.
I’m preparing for Civil service too taking sociology optional.The cause of cousin marriage in South India was property and dowry factor.People thought that their property won’t go to any unknown family in the form of dowry hence preferred this type of marriage.In South India this type of marriage is practiced among maternal cousin ie-Boys marrying their maternal aunt and uncle’s kid whereas in Muslims it is practiced in paternal bloodline.Girls and Boys marrying their paternal uncle’s child, sometimes from aunt’s side too if they don’t get Choice from paternal uncle’s kids and if other education and emotional preference persist over this then they go for outsiders.Now this has become a major issue of conflict between households.Imagine calling your chachu sasur ji. Scientifically one should not marry sibling,first second and third cousin.But at the end of the day, It’s their CHOICE

I got this topic both in sociology and genetics 🤣this comment section has turned to some science and religious debates after Imlie 1.
I was born and brought up in a strict Rajasthani household in states hence I was even forbidden going near male cousins after hitting puberty. After marrying my best friend in college I believe it doesn’t matter whether its own family or somebody u have met a month ago ,if the partner is supportive then nothing will matter.
Seeing Karan Vohra and Megha Chakraborty reminds of the Flop show they had earlier.Shaurya Khanna ghar beitha hi sahi tha.Even Megha must be disappointed with this character after Kaatelal.Kaam k chakkar mein kahan fas gaye bechare

This forum was never much of science based except for some of my comments and one more medical student @Anonymous… But this forum has been always full of controversial topics…say from politics, to debates for and against ‘Malini raped Adi 😂’. Or say religious debates or some high order philosophical meter long comments (I am the first one to be considered in that category when talking about meter long comments 😂).
By the way, I am from south of India..so I can definitely say consanguineous marriages do happen a lot in South India…but yeah increasingly people are deterring from these weird pair ups and/or alliances. Nowadays alliances means haisiyat se zyada status and money on the opposite side…ranging from engineers to doctors, from government employees to people who earn meagre incomes…everyone hopes for more when the topic is about marriage. After bank balance is damn important no matter how much we pretend that money is nothing infront of emotions. Nowadays money rules emotions the most 😂.
And as you said about having a supportive partner…yes that’s the most important asset any human in marriage should possess. Opinions match karein na karein…banda tho akkal we faisla aur support karne waala hona chahiye. Acceptance is imp. but it’s nothing without support. Support is what we year from childhood till our death..chaahe mann chaaha padne ki baat ho ya mann chaaha kaam karne ki baat ho.
I know I don’t qualify to reply to these hifi discussion without having experience considering you are an MSc candidate, now preparing for civils and me just a 1st drop NEET Aspirant 😂..but yeah I love expressing myself. So nevermind 😉🤪😂.
And Megha… yaar ! I am feeling pity for her that she took up this show after doing Kaatelal. Kaatelal kahan and Imlie 🤦 !?!?!?
I don’t know who Karan Vohra is…or what are his previous works but still Imlie is not their level worth and for that matter for no actor at all.
Dramas needn’t be crisp or to the point. But atleast put some logic and creativity into it. Inki creativity ye hoti hai story ko aur kitna kachra banaya jaaye… Like seriously ? 😆

You must become a civil servant, you are ideally suited for it. You want yo go there through NEET – MBBS – IAS, fine. But there are are more, easier and better ways available to you. So don’t become obsessed with, never call yourself NEET drop-out. I closely know many doctors and civil servants, and I swear, you can give the best of them a run for their money. Go for it, Collector Sahiba, you are the best.