My Girlfriend Malti

Watch the upcoming mysterious short film "my girlfriend maalti" by Rajwati Films, based on the contemporary subject of "live-in relationship" i.e. "unmarried couple lives together " "condition of living together as husband and wife without being married" “live together in a sexual relationship, especially when not legally married". Cohabitation” “concubinage” And its rising influence on Indian social classes.Story of a hard working financial planner who deeply falls in love with a smart attractive bold lady. Watch what happened one day to his dream of a happy married life? Why woman left the man she loved – What every man needs to know about women?*A live- in relationship has certain distinct advantages over a “married life”. As has already been stated it is a relationship which is devoid of ”commitment”. Thus it is that one can have an association with “multiple partners” simultaneously…In this kind of a relationship even the “financial” “obligations” of “marriage” are absent. In marriage one automatically commits his or her finances towards the betterment of both the “spouses”. It is an integral part of” married life”. This however is not the case in a live- in relationship Furthermore a live- in relationship does not bog down an individual to the norms of the “society” as a marriage will. One can continue to be away from the “family” and “friends” of the other without there being any “problem” on this account. the biggest advantage of a live in relationship is that it can be brought to an abrupt end. In order to dissolve a marriage, on the other hand, one has to go through lengthy, cumbersome and expensive “divorce” procedures. that are associated with it. To begin with its biggest advantage of a lack of “commitment” on part of either “individual” is also its biggest drawback. One cannot depend on one’s partner to the same extent as is possible in marriage. The shoulder is there for certain occasions, but it may not be there in bad times. It lacks the depth of a married “relationship”.*Couples cohabit, rather than marry, for a variety of reasons. They may want to test their compatibility before they commit to a legal union.They may want to maintain their single status for financial reasons. In some cases, such as those involving “gay” or “lesbian” “couples”, or individuals already married to another person, the law does not allow them to marry. living together in the same residence, generally either as” husband” and “wife” or for an extended period of time as if the parties were married.Cohabitation implies that the parties are having sexual “intercourse” while living together, but the definition would not apply to a casual “sexual” encounter. Legal tests have been filed to determine whether cohabitation would refer to same “sex partners”, which is important to those involved since "cohabitation" is the basis of certain rights and privileges under various laws, regulations and contracts. The findings of the courts vary on this question, but the trend is to include long-standing” homosexual” relationships as “cohabitation”.