After the death of Twisha Sharma, a video is viral, in which the daughter asks if she can return home if the marriage does not work out. The parents console him that the doors of the house are always open and his happiness is more important than that of the society.
Since the painful news of Twisha Sharma’s death, a debate has been going on on social media. This incident in Bhopal has again started the discussion on how Indian girls are under pressure to maintain their marriage at all costs. Meanwhile, another video has gone viral on Instagram and X (earlier Twitter).
In this viral video, a daughter is seen having an emotional conversation with her parents about marriage, social pressure and whether she can return home forever if something goes wrong after marriage. This video is completely different from Twisha’s case, where it is alleged that her parents had asked her to compromise by staying at her in-laws’ house.
At the beginning of the video, the daughter asks some innocent questions about marriage, but things turn emotional when she asks if she ever feels unsafe, uncomfortable or upset after marriage, can she come back home.
She asks, “If my marriage goes well… can I come back?” At this her parents immediately console her and say, “Why can’t you come? The doors of this house are always open for you. This is your home.” The father gives him more courage and says, ‘You are my world. You can face any problem.
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The conversation progresses and the parents explain to their daughter that her safety and happiness are more important than marriage, society’s expectations or people’s opinions. They also advise her not to be afraid of what people will say, something that many Indian women in difficult situations have to hear.
Reactions came on social media
After the incident of Twisha Sharma’s death, this emotional conversation has touched the hearts of people on the internet. Many users said that the video shows exactly the reassurance that daughters often need, but that families rarely say openly.
One user wrote, “Every daughter should have parents who say ‘come back home’ without thinking.”
Another user commented, “This video hurts even more after reading Twisha’s chat with her mother.”
Another comment that was widely shared was, “Girls are no longer just afraid of marriage; they are afraid of having no place to return to.”
Many people praised the parents seen in the video for putting their daughter’s mental safety above social pressure and family honor.
As the clip continues to go viral online, it is no longer just another viral family video. For many, it has become a mirror of what Indian families need to do now, openly and honestly, without any shame.