The groom's mother hits her son with shoes on the wedding platform for a strange reason.. Video
Wedding videos have become very popular on social media due to the content of many of them are funny and dramatic.
In this context, one of the strange videos spread of the mother of an Indian groom nervously climbing on the wedding platform in front of hundreds of guests and hitting her son with shoes.
According to several Indian news websites that reported the video and its story, the incident took place in Bharwa Sommarpur village in Hamirpur district in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, where the Jamala wedding was taking place.
Suddenly, without any introduction, a woman who turned out to be the groom's mother climbed the stairs leading to the wedding platform, took off her shoes and began to beat the groom in front of the wedding guests.
The accident caused an uproar at the wedding party, causing the rest of the ritual to be hurriedly finished.
While everyone was wondering about the reason behind the woman's violent reaction, the reason was found out that the woman is the mother of the groom and that she is not satisfied with her son for his decision to marry a girl of another class.
He allegedly went against his family's wishes and married the bride Ankita in court.
However, after the marriage in court, the father of the bride decided to celebrate the wedding in a wedding hall on the third of July.
But he did not invite the groom's family and brothers.
After the groom's mother learned about the wedding, she arrived at the place of marriage and hit her son on the wedding platform in front of everyone.
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