Avinash Tiwary: Marriage Only Vital for Starting a Family, Not as an Institution

Actor Avinash Tiwary has shared his candid perspective on marriage, stating he believes the institution is only necessary if one wants to start a family. He argues that if having children isn't a goal, a life partnership doesn't require the formal "stamp" of marriage. Tiwary notes that age becomes a significant factor primarily when planning for a family, and observes that societal views on marriage are shifting. The actor connects these evolving norms to his work, mentioning his upcoming film *Ginny Weds Sunny 2* explores why people today are choosing not to marry.

Key Points: Avinash Tiwary's Candid Take on Marriage & Family

  • Marriage only essential for having children
  • A life partner doesn't need marriage's "stamp"
  • Age matters only for family planning
  • Societal norms around marriage are evolving
  • Explores these themes in *Ginny Weds Sunny 2*
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Avinash Tiwary says marriage is only necessary if you want a child: It isn't very important as an institution

Actor Avinash Tiwary shares his views on marriage, saying it's only necessary if you want children and that a life partner doesn't require the "stamp" of marriage.

Avinash Tiwary says marriage is only necessary if you want a child: It isn't very important as an institution
"If you don't necessarily desire to have a family, then as an institution, marriage is not very important. - Avinash Tiwary"

Mumbai, April 16

Actor Avinash Tiwary has spoken his heart out in a candid and exclusive conversation with, reflecting on views on marriage.

The actor, without mincing words, said that it is not essential unless one wants to start a family.

Speaking about evolving societal norms, the actor said, "I feel that in today's time, as our society is evolving, marriage is necessary only when you want to start a family."

He added, "If you don't necessarily desire to have a family, then as an institution, marriage is not very important. You can have a life partner, you don't need the stamp of being married."

He further added that age becomes a factor only when one is planning to have children.

"If you want to have a family, then age will always be a matter of concern. That's why people suggest that you should do it at the right time, when your body is at its best. But if you don't want to have a family, then you don't need to get married, it's as simple as that."

The actor also pointed out that with changing times and advancements in medical science in today's world, perspectives around marriage and age are slowly but steadily shifting.

"The age factor has increased, and even in our country, the percentage of people getting married has gone down. That is also one of the reasons to explore such themes through films like Ginny weds Sunny 2 to understand why people today are choosing not to get married."

Talking about himself, on a personal note, Avinash quipped, "As far as I am concerned, I feel people around me think that my time has passed, that I am late."

On the professional front, Avinash Tiwary will next be seen in *Ginny Weds Sunny 2, where he will be seen starring alongside Medha Shankr.

Avinash was also seen in movies like Laila Majnu, Madgaon Express, O Romeo and others.

- IANS

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Rahul R
I respectfully disagree. Marriage is more than just a stamp for having children. It's a sacred institution that provides stability, commitment, and a framework for a lifelong partnership. It's important for society's structure.
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Anjali F
As a woman in her 30s, I feel this so much! All my relatives keep asking "shaadi kab karogi?" My partner and I are happy together. Why do we need a big wedding to prove our love? Times are changing, and so are we.
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Karthik V
He's right about the age factor. With medical science, you can have kids later too. But in India, the pressure from family is real. It's good that films are starting to show these modern dilemmas. Looking forward to Ginny Weds Sunny 2.
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Sarah B
Interesting perspective. In the West, these conversations have been happening for a while. It's good to see Indian celebrities joining in. The key is having the freedom to choose what's right for you, without societal judgement.
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Manish T
Practical thinking. Many couples live together happily without marriage. The legal benefits are one thing, but for emotional commitment, you don't need a certificate. Especially in metro cities, this is becoming more common.

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