A wedding in Murtizapur, Maharashtra, was called off after the bride’s family discovered the groom had a low CIBIL score. The decision came after the bride’s maternal uncle insisted on checking the groom’s credit report before finalizing the marriage.
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The families had nearly completed all formalities and were prepared to move forward. However, the groom’s financial history revealed multiple loans and ongoing financial struggles. Concerned about their daughter’s future, the bride’s family decided to cancel the wedding immediately.
The bride’s uncle reportedly questioned why they should proceed with a marriage where financial instability was already evident. The rest of the family supported his stance, leading to the abrupt end of marriage talks.
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Traditionally, arranged marriages in India prioritize factors like horoscope matching, social status, and family background.
However, financial security appears to be gaining importance in marriage decisions. This case suggests that a poor credit score could now be a dealbreaker, much like other traditional factors.
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With financial responsibility playing an increasing role in marital decisions, families may begin scrutinizing credit histories more often before committing to a wedding.
