Mumbai. Filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma has shared a cryptic post about marriage and divorce soon after the announcement of separation of Hardik Pandya and Natasha Stankovic. In his post, Ram Gopal Varma said that marriage is decided in hell and divorce is decided in heaven. Along with this, he expressed surprise that marriages these days do not last long. He said that keeping a nurse on a higher salary than getting married is a better option for taking care of one in old age. Apart from this, he has also made many other comments on marriage and love.
Ram Gopal Varma wrote in a post on X, “Marriages are made in hell and divorces are made in heaven.” He then added, “I wonder if marriages these days really last as long as the parents get married.” RGV further added, “Being a nurse on salary is a better option than getting married for old age care..”
Ram Gopal Varma further added, “The nurse will do it as a job while the wife will make the old man feel guilty forever. Love is blind and marriage is an eye-opener.” The director also added, “A marriage can only be successful if you have the extraordinary ability to fall in love again and again with the same person.”
Tweets by Ram Gopal Varma. (Photo courtesy: X)
Ram Gopal wrote in his last tweet, “Given the increasing number of divorces these days, the biggest fools are the poor parents who spend too much money on weddings.” Let us tell you, RGV’s statement has come after the announcement of separation of Hardik Pandya and Natasha Stankovic. Hardik and Natasha had three types of wedding ceremonies.
Natasha Stankovic and Hardik Pandya wrote in their divorce statement on Instagram, “After 4 years of being together, Hardik and I have decided to separate by mutual consent. We have tried and given our best together… and we believe that this is in the interest of both of us. This was a difficult decision for us, which we took with mutual consent and respect.” The couple has a 3-year-old son Agastya.
Tags: Hardik Pandya, Natasa Stankovic, Ram Gopal Verma
FIRST PUBLISHED : July 21, 2024, 17:14 IST
