Isse bdiya kuch mat dete: Wedding cancelled after UPSC aspirant Groom says THIS about dowry; Internet applauds bride

A wedding was abruptly called off after a UPSC aspirant groom expressed dissatisfaction with the gifts sent by the bride's father. The incident came to light through a Reddit post, where a user shared screenshots of a WhatsApp conversation between the couple, triggering a heated debate online.

UPSC aspirant's displeasure over gifts

The viral post featured an exchange in which the groom-to-be, who is also a teacher, voiced his disappointment over the presents received from his future in-laws. His reaction frustrated the bride-to-be, leading to the wedding being called off by her family.

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The Redditor who posted the conversation captioned it, "He's a teacher and preparing for UPSC while my sister is also a govt employee. Bless our nation."

Wedding called off, netizens react

In the comments section, the user confirmed that their family had officially canceled the wedding, expressing relief over the decision. The post quickly gained traction, with many users supporting the bride and her family for taking a stand.

Several Redditors highlighted that the groom’s behavior reflected entitlement and was a major red flag. Many agreed that the bride had made the right choice by ending the relationship before marriage.

One user commented, "Your cousin literally dodged a bullet."

Another added, "That is a huge relief, your sister has been saved."

A third person wrote, "I can't tell how happy I am to read this comment. I was enraged seeing this post, but checking the replies gave me relief."

A fourth user simply stated, "Good riddance!"

The incident has fueled discussions on social media about materialistic expectations in marriages and the importance of recognizing red flags in relationships.