Brazilian woman leaves family to marry Indian man younger than her son: Report

As per a report, the 51-year-old woman named Rosie Naid Shikera had met 30-year-old Pawan Goyal when she visited Gujarat last year. Despite having a huge age gap, and language barriers, Rosie and Goyal discovered their love and spend their lives together.

In a unique tale of love, a woman fromBrazil left her country to be with a man from India, who is younger than her son.

As per a report by News18, the 51-year-old woman named Rosie Naid Shikera had met 30-year-old Pawan Goyal when she visited Gujarat last year.

Goyal, who worked as a security guard in Kutch, originally is from Chhattisgarh's Bhind.

Their friendship soon turned into something more. Despite having a huge age gap, and language barriers, Rosie and Goyal discovered their love and decided to be together.

Rosie then left her country, her husband and 32-year-old son for her lover in India.

Rosie then arrived in India and is now in Delhi, living with Goyal. The two have shared their willingness to get married and shared the invitation with local District Collector, the publication reported.

Rosie has expressed that she wants to settle in India with Goyal and is looking forward to her new life and love.

In a similar and recent cross border tale, an Indian youth, the son of a BJP corporator and a resident of Uttar Pradesh’s Jaunpur district, married a Pakistani girl online following a delay in getting visa.

According to the reports, BJP corporator Tehsin Shahid had fixed the marriage of his son Mohammed Abbas Haider with Andaleeb Zahara, who was the daughter of his relative and was a resident of Lahore town in Pakistan, last year.

The groom’s family had applied for visas a year back but could not get them.

(With DHNS inputs)