Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Netflix Documentary Proves They’re Kind of Middle Class ‘Desi’

After giving an explosive interview to Oprah Winfrey last year, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are back with a bombshell documentary. While the couple are earning a living telling stories about their two years of marriage within the royal family Harry and Meghan The documentary offers a real glimpse into their life as a couple who lived to tell the tale.

In the eyes of the royal family two years of courtship and two years of marriage was enough to make them take a drastic step to step down from their royal positions. As Harry noted in the documentary, he didn’t want history to repeat itself and lost another woman in his life thanks to the media frenzy and conspiracies alluding to Diana’s death.

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While the lives of royals seem gossip-worthy with all their ups and downs, here are four times when their a title of muslim emperors The issues seemed really relevant to middle class people like us:

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1. Lack of Privacy

We get annoyed when someone tries to snoop on our phones or check our belongings. Imagine how depressing it must have been to have your entire life and every action being scrutinized by the entire country. Whether you eat a piece of toast or wear a special gown to an event, you will become national news for no good reason.

That’s exactly what happened with Harry and Meghan, and it became one of the main reasons why they decided to step down as senior royals of the royal family.

2. Marrying outside the ‘fraternity’ can get ugly

We’ve seen too many Bollywood movies and read enough news articles to know that marrying outside our community And social status is not always taken well by one’s family. For Harry, marrying a woman of color, an American, and a divorcee meant going against his family traditions in more ways than one, but he did it nonetheless.

In turn, Meghan and him were humiliated by the family in subtle ways, eventually leading to his dramatic exit from the family in January 2020. It is important to note that Willian and Kate, his older brother and sister-in-law, were treated with far more respect because of their traditional choices.

3. Jaydaad Se Nikaal Diya!

During Oprah interview, Harry revealed that his father had cut him off from the royal family’s money After Meghan and he decided to step down from their position as senior royals. While one could argue that not being a working member of the royal family would not entitle them to any remuneration from them, the moment was all too familiar to the indigenous people.

We have heard too many stories of strict fathers dispossessing and dispossessing their sons of family property after an argument. This moment in the life of Harry and Meghan Markle felt exactly like that.

4. No room for independent women

admit it – every Native family has it Daughter in law One who thinks and speaks openly, but her in-laws either ignore her or hate her. There is hardly any space for free-thinking women in traditional families as they rarely follow the orthodox rules and question the old structures.

Anyone who challenges tradition is seen as a threat to the family and hence such women often bear the wrath of their in-laws.