Russian woman lists 3 reasons why she married Indian man in viral video
Chawra had first come to India for spiritual training, hoping for a week of wellness and personal growth. Focused on her career and self-development, she wasn't looking for relationships or new connections at the time, even though her biggest dream had always been to build a strong and loving family.During her stay, she attended a spiritual event where a Master answered questions and personally blessed attendees. People were encouraged to share their wishes and problems, to which the Master responded with blessings.Chawra wished to meet a loving partner with whom she could build a happy life. To her surprise, it wasn't long before she met her now-husband, an Indian man who fulfilled that very wish. Since then, she has been living in India and soaking in its culture wholeheartedly.Watch the video here: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kseniia Chawra (@ksyu.chawra)This isn't the first time a foreign national has made headlines. Earlier, another Russian woman who made India her home after marriage celebrated a major milestone when she received her Overseas Citizenship of India (OCI) card.- EndsTrending Reel
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