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A Married Couple Explains Why They Never Overthought Love

In this video, I walk through the streets of Delhi—Khan Market, to be precise—and do what I love the most: spot people in love and talk to them about their story. This time, I met a married couple who were out for something incredibly simple—dinner and ice cream. What followed was one of the most honest, refreshing conversations I’ve had about arranged marriages, love, compatibility, and destiny. They didn’t date before marriage. They didn’t “fall in love” the way movies show it. They didn’t overthink compatibility, red flags, or timelines. They met through family. They spoke for hours over coffee. They felt comfortable. And they took a leap of faith. This conversation explores what modern arranged marriages in India actually look like—beyond stereotypes. It talks about attraction, emotional safety, choosing peace over chaos, and how sometimes love grows after commitment. They speak about: Meeting for the first time in a traditional arranged marriage setup Talking about random things instead of “serious” questions Why comfort mattered more than sparks How long they courted before marriage Saying yes without having a solid reason Trusting destiny and timing Becoming parents and balancing responsibility with playfulness How expectations changed after marriage—in a good way This video isn’t about convincing anyone that arranged marriages are better than love marriages—or the other way around. It’s simply about two people who trusted a feeling and built a life together. If you’re someone who: Is confused about marriage Is navigating arranged marriage conversations Believes love doesn’t always arrive with fireworks Or just enjoys real, unfiltered human stories This one is for you. 📍 Shot in Delhi 🎤 Real people, real conversations ❤️ No scripts. No agendas. Just honesty. Let me know in the comments— Do you believe in love at first sight, love at first conversation, or love after commitment?