A love story from Bihar has gone viral for its unexpected twists after three young women from the same village left home together and travelled to Surat, Gujarat. Reports suggest they were close friends and had been planning the move for some time.
In Surat, two of the women entered into a romantic relationship and decided to get married, surprising their families but drawing local attention for defying traditional norms. The third woman chose to support the couple in a unique way by taking on the role of ‘brother-in-law’, attending the wedding and participating in the groom’s side rituals.
The incident has sparked mixed reactions online. Some have praised the women for living on their own terms, while others criticised it as a sign of moral decline. In their village, relatives are reportedly divided, with some upset over the sudden elopement and others slowly accepting the situation.
Legal experts note that same sex marriage is still not recognised under Indian law, meaning the couple’s marriage may only be symbolic. However, supporters are celebrating the emotional commitment between the two women.
This unusual story reflects a generational shift where love often challenges tradition, and roles within relationships are redefined beyond the boundaries of old societal norms.
