Are divorce parties becoming a trend in India? Woman throws party on separation, cuts cake, and rips wedding photos; see video

In the era of pre-wedding, post-wedding, and bride and groom-to-be parties, a woman went viral celebrating her divorce party.?

Recently, a video of a woman surfaced on Reddit, where a woman is seen enjoying a divorce party, cutting a divorce cake, and ripping off her wedding pictures. The video captioned, ‘Mera desh badal rha hai, aage badh rha hai’ grabbed the attention of the Reddit users; one wrote, ‘Don't marry high-fi city girls.’.?

While another took a dig by expressing that the world has a shortage of quality people. The user particularly pointed out, “We have our own farmland that can sustain our entire extended family. We don't rely on government aid; instead, we contribute to it. My kids like me and my ancestors will be civilizational builders and colonizers, we are not burdened but lift the weight of society on our shoulders.”

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Are divorce parties setting a new trend??

This is the second such video that has surfaced in the last three days; on December 11, 2024, a video of a man from Haryana made rounds on the internet. In another recent viral video, a man was seen uniquely celebrating his divorce.?

Identified as Manjeet, who married Komal in 2020, had an unhappy marriage that led to divorce in 2024. To celebrate the event, Manjeet threw a divorce party, with a poster displaying his wedding photo, marriage date, and divorce date. The video also showcased the man cutting a divorce cake and celebrating his newfound freedom.?

Amidst India’s vibrant wedding season, where wedding functions are celebrated grandly due to societal pressure. But the aftermath of the marriage unfolds quietly. Many marriages end in separation, and in India, most of them are kept under wraps. Surprisingly, these are some examples that show that we are somehow incorporating the concept of divorce celebrations, which is quite popular in the West.?

Is Atul Subhash’s case a wake-up call for unhappy marriages??

Atul Subhash, a techie from Bangalore, has sparked a wider conversation about the challenges people face in marriages that are far from perfect. However, we cannot generalise individual circumstances; his story serves as a poignant reminder of the deeper issues that can often go unnoticed in relationships.?

What do you think? Do you also agree with this new trending concept? Let us know in the comment section below.?

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