‘Give up hope of Prince Charming now…’, actress Riddhi Dogra’s post goes viral amid Twisha-Deepika’s death

Ridhi Dogra on modern marriage: The case of the death of Twisha Sharma of Bhopal, the capital of Madhya Pradesh, has become a topic of discussion across the country. Different opinions of people are being seen regarding this. At the same time, people are also giving their opinion regarding marriage. Amidst all this, TV and film actress Riddhi Dogra has also openly expressed her views on marriage, relationships, women’s freedom and the changing society. This post of his has come at such a time.

In her post, Riddhi Dogra told the youth that now they should stop looking at marriage like a fairy tale. He wrote that today’s society is completely different from the era of his parents. The definition of relationships has also changed. According to him, now women are economically and socially more independent than before, hence marriage is no longer just a medium of support or compulsion.

Regarding boys, he also said in clear words that now women are not going to follow everything blindly. Today’s girls are capable of taking their own decisions and can live alone if needed. According to Riddhi, relationships should be based on equality and understanding, and not on orders and control.

Riddhi’s advice to women

Riddhi also advised women not to expect their partner to become Prince Charming after marriage. He said that men are also trying to understand the changing society and new responsibilities. In such a situation, both the parties need to understand each other and give time.

In his post, Dogra also raised questions on excessive family interference in relationships. He said that marriage is a relationship between two people. In this, external interference at all times can weaken the relationship. He believes that the foundation of any successful marriage should be on love, respect and personal space.

What did the actress say on feminism?

The actress has also expressed her opinion on feminism. She said that real feminism is not about looking down on men, but about equality for men and women. Mental health, respect and emotional balance are necessary for both.

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