Sada Suhaagan Raho!

[Jolie]

Re: Sada Suhaagan Raho!

@muqawwee123

If not why it is not given to male? He also got right to pass longer time with the partner and he might be affected due to death of spouse i same way (emotionally and psychologically) like the ladies. no?

sada suhagan raho, doesn’t refer to long matrimonial life. You can see desi ladies wishing their deaths before husbands. Sartaaj aap ki aai mujhe aae type things.

You still haven’t explained why wishing a married woman that she remains married forever should not still be seen as a dua?

Since it’s a Urdu/Hindi phrase, what’s the best way of determining that this phrase or its equivalent is used across all subcontinental cultures and languages. Or is it something that’s only been made popular through Bollywood movies and Indian commercial dramas? To me it’s just a filmy dialogue, I’ve never seen anyone use this phrase in our culture to bless the bride. There are common blessings you give to the married men and women, but they are very gender neutral and not very matrimonial sounding.