Can A Man Marry A Woman And Her Daughter Too?

Allow me to calm your palpitating heart. Even if available in angrezi news versions, this is a clickbait story about legalities and lustful fourberie, not bigamincestuous fun ‘n frolic.

Kanyakumari District: Eligible bachelor Ramesh (20) weds Preethi (15). Since the bride is underage, her mother registers the marriage using her own name. (One wonders how that form-filling went down. Perhaps it’s all online now). So records exist to attest to a “marriage” between MiL and Son-iL.

In the fullness of time, Preethi and Ramesh produce two (obligatorily beautiful?) children. Ramesh heads off to Dubai to make his fortune. Young Preethi begins une liaison dangereuse with one undoubtedly handsome Akhil. Ramesh returns from the desert, discovers the hanky-panky, and attempts to file a police complaint - to which the disingenuous Preethi, utterly oblivious of Watson & Crick, CSI, CSI-NY, CSI-Miami, l'acide désoxyribonucléique, and Baghdadi’s boxers, protests that she was never married to Ramesh; it was her mother that married him, and produces documents corroborating that ‘fact’. It appears that the police, equally ignorant of Mendel, his peas, and the birds and the bees, remain baffled, wondering what Solomon might suggest in such cases.

 

Thanks for the story. Future episodes would ask...

• What of the father's name on the birth certificates of the children ?
• Would Ramesh's wife file a police complaint -- child molestation, statutory rape etc ?
• Would Ramesh kill Akhil, and plead that he was overcome with rage at the dowry demands of the latter to marry his step daughter ?

 

No matter the baby-daddy(ies) calculus, our young heroine, une fille facile, has invited a scarlet P. We'd better start auditions looking for a smoldering seductress to play pretty Preethi in the Netflix movie!

 

Dubai-AbuDhabi gone man having children at home (in his absence) is not that uncommon.

Three tradesmen friends seeking construction work in the gulf, save money for the agent's fee. And when they met the agent, it turned out that the money was short; only two could afford to go. However, when the village heard the rumor that there are youngmen about who would go to make big money in gulf, it was a cinch for them all to get married right pronto. After the wedding, two of them go off to work, and the third stayed home with the wives. A two year stint later, the phoren gone come back for a holiday, with money, and bearing gifts -- for their wives, and YES... for each of their one year old child as well.

Even though they were wealthy enough to get three visas/jobs this time, they liked the previous arrangement, and the two who were absent already drew straws to see who'd stay and who'd go. Two more years, and three more children. Once they had enough money and children, they all stayed home, opened retails shops and lived happily ever after.

 

I'm going to need a signed affidavit.

 

Soka, I liked your narration better.

 

We don't have shortage of them. A new and upcoming actress could do this role to fame.

 

We need names, Viswa!