Sacha Guitry

"When a man steals your wife there is no better revenge than letting him keep it."

Sacha Guitry (21 February 1885 24 July 1957) was a French actor, director, screenwriter and playwright. He wrote the libretto for Mozart's 1925 pastiche, which contains a story about the fictional adventures of Mozart during a visit to Paris.

He was born in St. Petersburg, Russia, in 1885, the son of actor Lucien Guitry.

Sasha was oright to make this observation. The woman who would betray her first husband there is no guarantee that it will not repeat.

He thought the same concept as all sophomoric morons are the wives and women in general. A woman who married one not worth the trouble of a man goes through to keep it. Although it could also be said vice versa. It's just a symptom of misogynistic society, we are all raised in. Thanks Christian Europe.

It should be "Raakshas" to remember the enthusiasm Lanka Ravanas for SITA.

This attitude is in the laws of 'Ashura Devils.
They get killed! As Baali by Raam.

We can only say Ram .. Ram!

Sacha Guitry poor! for his unhappy marriage.

Imagine the amount of suffering Sacha Guitry, has suffered because of his wife !.... probably he generalized that all women are like her alone!

this means that if she is a liar and cheat mean stupid enough to go with another man, she is not worthy of being loved and do not deserve!