Actor Twisha Sharma’s death shook India as the investigation continues after she was found dead at her matrimonial residence in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, on May 12. A couple of weeks after the case came into spotight, clips from Pranit More’s crowd work show went viral in which an audience member said that he wanted to “wasool” Rs 370 for a chicken biryani he paid for on a date with a woman.
Following the two incidents, relationship coach Chetna Chakravarthy took to Instagram on June 6 and advised women not to “date or marry Indian men”. Her stance was clear that in a country where thousands of dowry deaths are reported every year and lakhs of cases of domestic abuse come to light, women are better off being single.
Relationship Coach Advises Women Not To “Date Or Marry Indian Men”
In the viral video, she said, “Between sick in the head mothers-in-law, abusive husbands, and the boy who thinks that he can spend Rs 370 on a biryani and is then entitled to something from a woman, forget about even spelling the word consent for him, I really think that Indian women should now just say single or not marry Indian men.”
“Yes, take it from a relationship coach who has been doing this for 15 years. The kind of cases that I have to help people through, you (women) my dear are better off staying single because these families and these spineless boys, abusive boys, do not deserve you,” Chakravarthy added.
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