“Ladka Manglik Hai”: Recently Married Bride Battles With Saas For Fabricating Groom’s Information Before Marriage | Trending Video

In India, being a “Manglik” is a serious matter. For those who don’t know, a Manglik is a person who, according to Hindu astrology, has a “Mangala dosha.” Superstitiously, many people think that being married to a “Manglik and a non-Manglik” might cause a number of problems. A marriage between a Manglik and a non-Manglik also has to follow certain special customs in order to resolve such problems. Given this, it seems sense to consider the perceptions of Manglik partners in India. A married lady was seen arguing with her saas for lying about the same thing in a video that surfaced. Feeling betrayed over a similar situation, the woman shared the footage.

According to the woman’s accusations, the groom’s mother had lied about the family’s last name in addition to the boy’s Manglik heritage. It seems that a news station filmed the aforementioned footage as the two were being interviewed. The mother-in-law started acting strangely as the accusations became stronger, which caused the video to become even more popular on social media.

The user “Arhant Shelby” posted the video on social networking site X, which was previously Twitter. The username “Ghar ke kalesh” then reshared it with the comment, “Kalesh over Manglik ladke se jhut bolkar shadi krwadi.”

As soon as the video got viral, people began to respond in all different ways. Some thought the mother-in-law’s response at the end was humorous, while others made comments on astrological beliefs. The mother-in-law was also criticized by others for lying before to marriage. When the post was shared yesterday, 446K people saw it.

People voiced their opinions in the comment area. “It’s not like he’s working at all, is it?
Any past encounters? (Is the Manglik method effective? Has anybody else dealt with this issue before?),” a user enquired. How will things turn out, agar ho bhi gayi toh? I’m not understanding! (What will happen if he is?)” said another individual. “Are you sure that this isn’t a joke? Does this mean that everything will still be happening in 2024? I believed we were in the year 2024),” said a second.

Another individual said, “Ye last me kya tha bhai (What was that at the end?)” “What the heck is going on? A fifth individual penned, “I know it’s all jokes and fun, but why are people lying before marriage?” Perhaps this is a result of her buddy doing better than she does. So that’s how she acquired that allergy,” a sixth user said.