A number of factors, including infidelity, frequent disagreements, abusive relationships, unreasonable expectations, and a lack of commitment, are contributing to India's growing divorce rate. Many long-term couples find it difficult to resolve disputes and stay devoted; others experience violence or betrayal. Unrealistic views about marriage contribute to the unhappiness as well.

A recent viral video of a lady having a "divorce party" to celebrate her divorce has generated an intriguing discussion. In the video, the woman dances vivaciously to bollywood music while the words "Divorce Mubarak," which translates to "Congratulations on your divorce," play in the background. Reactions to this occurrence have been conflicting.

This celebration is seen by some as uplifting and a good way to end a problematic relationship. Joyfully ending a marriage can feel freeing and bring closure to people who have endured problems like adultery or violence. It is in line with contemporary ideas on individual autonomy and self-expression. Others, nevertheless, object to this development. 

They contend that celebrating divorce might lessen the gravity of marriage and its termination. There are worries that this would create a society in which marriage is viewed more as a transient arrangement than as a lifetime commitment. This might have an impact on conventional family values and increase people's reluctance to get married.

The celebration of divorce, according to some, may undermine conventional values and family structures. Some worry that it can perpetuate unfavourable perceptions, such as the idea that those who celebrate divorce are opportunistic or ethically dubious. The matter is made more complicated by worries that some people may file for divorce primarily in order to receive financial benefits like alimony.

There are others who contend that celebrating divorce can improve the emotional state and feeling of self of persons leaving unhealthy partnerships. They think that, despite the fact that it could seem strange, celebrating can be a constructive method to put significant issues behind you and start again.
 
 
 
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Divorce Party

G GOWTHAM

01/08/2024 08:38 AM