5 Indian movies and OTT web series about same-sex marriage
5 Indian movies and OTT web series about same-sex marriage: Marriage equality remains a distant dream. On Tuesday, the Supreme Court ruled against legal recognition of same-sex marriage. The court held that the power to create such a body and provide legal verification lies solely within the authority of Congress and state legislatures.
The decision, which disappointed the LGBTQ+ community, was handed down by a majority of three out of five justices, limiting the Supreme Court’s role to interpreting existing laws rather than enacting new ones. He emphasized. A bench headed by Chief Justice DY Chandrachud said the onus was on Parliament to enact necessary amendments to the Special Marriage Act. Same-sex marriage may not be legal in India, but when it comes to LGBTQIA+ relationships, Bollywood has been surprisingly open and supportive.
5 Indian movies and OTT web series about same-sex marriage
Here we have hand-picked a list of 5 powerful Indian movies and web series about same-sex marriage.
Ek ladki ko deka to aisa laga
Sweety decides to hide a secret about her true love and marry a writer to please her father Balbir Chaudhary. But chaos ensues when she decides to fight her family and society to win her love.
badaai do
Instead of coming out to their families, gay men and lesbians enter into marriages of convenience to appease their parents. But chaos soon ensues when the woman’s girlfriend ends up living with an unlikely couple.
Shubh Mangal Jaada Saavdhan
Gay couple Kartik and Aman face a long and difficult road to happiness while battling the opposition of Aman’s family. However, Kartik is not planning to step aside until he marries Aman.
Made in Heaven 2
One of the episodes of the popular web series is featured Commitment ceremony between lesbian lovers Radhika (Sheena Khalid) and Aditi (Shibani Dandekar Akhtar) who cannot marry under Indian law. They can’t wait for the state to catch up and exchange vows in the presence of their loved ones.
sheer korma
A story of belonging and acceptance, identity and family told through courageous queer women who choose to embrace the love that exists beyond personal beliefs and societal mores.
