
A still from Pehredaar Piya Ki. (Image courtesy: Set India)
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A 10-year-old boy married an 18-year-old woman in the show
'Don't sell stupidity in the name of content,' said Karan Wahi
'Please don't judge it and jump onto conclusions,' said Suyyash Rai
Recently, television actor Karan Wahi slammed the show and said: "Please don't sell me stupidity in the name of content which gives TRP." On Instagram, talking about Karan's opinion, Suyyash said: "Whatever Karan Wahi said it's his point of view and no one can question him neither me nor you guys. But this doesn't change the fact that we, the whole team of Pehredaar Piya Ki love this show and we all have worked really hard for it." To this, Karan wrote in the comments section: "I'm glad you took it (the show's concept) in the right way and I hope everyobe was like this."
Read Suyyash Rai's Instagram post on Pehredaar Piya Ki:
Karan Wahi's replied:

Earlier Tejaswi Prakash told IANS that the show doesn't promote child marriage in any way saying: "I cannot deny the fact that a child is getting married in the show, so in a way it is child marriage, but that is not something we are promoting. The relationship cannot be like child marriage as we both (characters) do not know the definition of love, nor there is nothing like romance on the show. We are not married in a romantic way, we are just like friends."
Meanwhile, so far in Pehredaar Piya Ki, the maker introduced their primary characters - Ratan Singh, Diya and their families. It is 'love' at first sight for Ratan, 10, (just so you don't forget) who is totally smitten by Diya, 18 (don't know what Tejaswi Prakash meant earlier). Instances like Ratan saving Diya from a cockroach and Diya saving Ratan from a live wire (with Pehredaar Piya Ki chorus booming in background) indicate what will happen in subsequent episodes. In tonight's episode Ratan and Diya will get married while Ratan's father Maan (Parmeet Sethi), who is on his death bed, blesses them over Facetime.
In Thursday's episode, Maan requests Diya's father to let his son get married to Diya so that she can become his guardian (the titular Pehredar). His logic - Only as Ratan's wife can Diya truly protect him from the family members who want Maan's 10-year-old successor dead. And Diya agrees - again Pehredaar Piya Ki chorus plays in the background.