She Is Not A ‘Disgrace’, She’s My Wife | LOVE DON’T JUDGE

A CROSS-CULTURAL couple who tied the knot after just two months of meeting share their experiences of overcoming judgement and prejudice. Kelly Keyser, 34, and Harjot Arora, 31, met on the dating app ‘Plenty of Fish’, when he wowed her with his best pick-up line. But their love story was not met with enthusiasm from family members from both sides, with some of their closest relatives refusing to attend the wedding.

Video Credits:
Videographer / director: Virendra Khanna
Producer: Chloe Sweet, Ruby Coote, Nathalie Bonney
Editor: Florence Kennard

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[anitatapiocah]

She wears the traditional clothes, respects the culture and obviously loves and cares for him, I’m already rooting for them!

[carmenjazz]

A man who defends his woman in the face of adversity is a keeper 💯

[lauraweiss]

Couples who are brave enough to challenge the cultural norms are paving the way for those who follow. Every country and every culture has its own version of small-mindedness.

[abysses]

they both seem completely devoted to eachother and willing to try eachothers customs. that’s beautiful, i hope they last a lifetime.

[NeekJones]

I love how he defends her and doesn’t expect her to change

[ghfamghgam]

Shes so respectful, calls them mama/papa. Wears the traditional clothing to his parents. Attempting to learn the language. Hes also so respectful not asking her to change and sticking up for her. Love them!

[lilyjane]

He is clearly intelligent, brave and open minded. A Keeper! And she is doing her best for love

[krisdaniel]

One of the oaths in marriage : The groom promises to protect his bride under all circumstances. In return, the bride promises to stand by her husband through his agonies and ecstasies.
They both are standing strong with each other . God bless them always 😊🙌🏻

[nna.]

Seems like he learned how to love a woman from the way his mother raised him with so much love and respect. She's wonderful

[Halfdanr_H]

She is clearly devoted to him and he will clearly step up to make sure she feels safe and loved. That's a solid relationship.

[Rosalyn_Damiana]

90 day fiancé take notes. I love how they focus on showing their love despite cultural changes, shout to his mommy she’s a sweet woman. Dad will come around soon enough. Sending may blessings to you guys.

[dianahussain]

I went through all this. We waited for five years for the South Asian in laws to agree to our marriage. 8 years and two grandchildren later, they have no complaints now!

[mamasaurus]

C'mon, she was willing to move back home with him and wear their clothes and jewelry when attending family meetings or events, and he's clearly proud of her. Isn't that enough to convince everyone to give them a chance there?

[squimbwarftestiballs]

The fact that she actually learns his language, even if it’s just little phrases, is already way better than most 90 day fiancé couples lmaoo

[elsierodriguez]

This is what you call a real man, that defends his wife or girlfriend .. she got herself a true keeper .. ❤️

[girlfriday]

They could have been together in a past lifetime, in a different culture. It's amazing and wonderful when two people just feel as if they've known each other forever!

[brett]

I read the title and said, "What did she do? Did she murder someone? Go to prison?" Then I read the description and they're just two people in love. I hate society.

[hopeduality]

Those men on the streets calling her out because of how she dressed are the same men who has vile fantasies when looking at a random chick.

[manicmexican]

Girl keep this man close and don't let him go he's a keeper

[willcookmakeup]

This is so unfair. She's learning the language, moved to the country, and clearly has the utmost respect for his culture and family. Also, literally let people be happy. It's not anyone else's business