D Imaginary World

I have a question.

How are movies like Mangaluru Manjunatha, Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam and Milana have a similar point of view? & why did they go on to become a hit at the respective box offices?

Is it because they speak about Indian marriage culture & how wives are supposed to forget the past to live the present so that the future is beautiful? Some say that’s a universal truth that the wife finally has to love the “Pati”. Of course, if a guy agrees to go to an extent of getting back the lost love of the wifey which the parents could not, the girl will rather should fall in for the hubby.

But would a husband, after listening to the history of his wife, keep tight-lipped about the circumstance, console her and go in search of the lover? Practically it would have resulted in a divorce aste.

If you ask me, I see no basis in them, the movies! Really!

Don’t you guys agree?