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Love or Madness? Brazilian woman leaves husband, son, travels miles to wed younger Indian man

(Economic Times) Rosie, a Brazilian woman, moved to India to be with Pawan, an Indian man. Despite a 21-year age difference and language barriers, they formed a strong relationship. Leaving her life in Brazil, Rosie plans to marry Pawan and settle in India permanently. They have officially presented their wedding invitation to the local District Collector.

Rosie Naid Shikera, a 51-year-old woman from Brazil, has made a remarkable journey to India to be with Pawan Goyal, a 30-year-old man from Bhind, Chhattisgarh. Their love story illustrates how deep connections can flourish across cultures and distances. The couple first met during Rosie’s visit to Kutch, India, last year, where a friendship quickly transformed into a romantic relationship.

Navigating Challenges Together

Despite their bond, Rosie and Pawan faced significant challenges, including a 21-year age gap and communication barriers stemming from their different native languages. However, their ability to stay connected through social media proved vital in overcoming these hurdles. As Rosie noted, "Despite the initial hurdles, including a significant age gap and language barriers, we formed a friendship that blossomed into a deep romantic relationship.

A Bold Life-Changing Decision

Rosie's choice to leave her life in Brazil was not taken lightly. With a well-established life, including a husband and a 32-year-old son, she decided to embark on a new journey for love. Her move to India demonstrates her profound commitment to Pawan. The couple now resides with Pawan’s family in Delhi and has made their wedding plans official. They presented their wedding invitation to the local District Collector, marking an important step in their relationship.


Legal Aspects of Their Union

It is important to note that Rosie’s marriage to Pawan is legal, but it comes with several considerations. The couple must adhere to the marriage laws of both Brazil and India. In India, marriages involving foreign nationals are governed by the Foreign Marriage Act, 1969, which requires registration with the appropriate authorities and compliance with specific legal requirements.

Rosie has openly expressed her desire to settle in India permanently after their wedding, indicating a significant life change fueled by love. "My decision reflects a profound embrace of this new chapter in my life," she shared, highlighting her commitment to their future together. This inspiring story resonates with other cross-cultural love stories, such as that of Christen Liebert from Sweden, who married Pawan Kumar from Uttar Pradesh after years of online communication. Rosie and Pawan’s journey exemplifies the ability of love to transcend barriers and inspire remarkable life choices.




Credit: Economic Times

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