there is a little irony in ranga's statement in the begining when he says that he did not believe in - English - Ranga\s Marriage

Question

there is a little irony in ranga's statement in the begining when
he says that he did not believe in arranged marriage explain

Taruna Singhal · Accepted Answer

Dear student,

The irony lies in the fact that though Ranga had claimed that he
does not believe in the concept of arranged marriage, he settles
for an arranged match himself Ratna was not the kind of a girl
Ranga had imagined and had desired to settle down with but when he
saw Ratna for the very first time, he fell for her and eventually
married her

Regards

there is a little irony in ranga's statement in the begining when he says that he did not believe in arranged marriage. explain.