Vivek Agnihotri, in support of third gender marriage, said- 'This is not a foreign trend, it is a human need'

Third Gender Marriage: Vivek Agnihotri, who raised his voice on the important issues of the country, has now spoken openly on Third Gender Marriage. He has said that this is not a compulsion or a trend from abroad, but it is the right of a human being.

Vivek Agnihotri on Third Gender: There have been many changes in India with the changing times. Now people are getting normal about many things. But there is still a large section which is not ready to be progressive. Article 377 has been removed in the country since long. Under this, now same sex marriage is a normal thing in the country and no case can be filed against anyone in this. Several petitions are being heard in the court to promote third gender marriage. In such a situation, film director Vivek Agnihotri has reacted to this.

Vivek Agnihotri spoke on this issue on Twitter and supported third gender marriage in response to a tweet. Actors are known for voicing their opinion on various issues of the country. The image of his thoughts can also be seen in his films. The director told in his recent tweet that what is the atmosphere regarding gay marriage in the country and how it needs to be improved.

Vivek said – getting married in one gender is not a concept that came from abroad, but it is a human need. It may happen that government employees living in some cities may not understand this because they have never been to small towns and villages in their life. But first of all, same gender marriage is not a concept. This is a right. This is a necessity. Also, in a liberal and progressive country like India, same gender marriage should be normal, not a crime.

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Hansal Mehta said this

Let us tell you that for some time, work has been done on many films and content on Same Sex Marriage in Bollywood. Directors like Hansal Mehta have always worked on such films and they work to promote the idea of ​​Progressive India through films. Commenting on this, he also targeted the Supreme Court and said that this law needs to be normalized among the people as soon as possible.