Indian Matchmaking on Netflix - anyone watching?

[Anonymous]

Like mother like daughter. Daughter will look just like that troll in about 10 years

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:SPOILER ALERT: this article is really interesting and provides updates on the current status of the matches now https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/tv/story/2020-07-18/netflixs-indian-matchmaking-hints-at-happily-ever-after-did-the-couples-last%3F_amp%3Dtrue

Don’t spoil it you POS

Go to an anger management class. You need to click on the link to read the spoiler

[Anonymous]

NP here. I loved the season - but was curious why caste was never really explicitly mentioned. Is that because everyone who uses Sima Auntie is a high caste? Or because Indians in America don’t care about that, or because they edited it out because it would be too confusing for a white audience, or some other reason? It basically didn’t come up. I thought that even saying you want a partner from a specific region of India isn’t specific enough. Could someone explain this to someone who knows nothing about this? Thanks!

[Anonymous]

How much do you think Sima Auntie is paid and how would the fee structure work? She seems so kind to everyone while really trying to get the job done-a lot of time and work.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The prejudices like caste-ism, classism and colorism on display are kind of shocking, but as an American BIPOC, its kind of refreshing to see other culture's baggage.

It is definitely real and definitely very generational. Most younger people don't care if you are "wheatish" but older folks will just come out and say it is a deal breaker (obviously not in all families, many have moved away from caring about this).

I'm always surprised at how much people value height, I forgot about that being a thing, honestly, even for women.

I too, love the vignette's of the couples in the beginning.

I love all matchmaking shows and kind of wish I could figure out how to fall into this line of work!

[Anonymous]

Is Pradyhuman white? Why can’t they do this for the South Indians to make it hardcore Indian. They had two ABDs and a white looking Indian

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It was so eye-opening to learn about Aparna's mother's divorce. That's why she acts like she's so far superior to everyone. "How would I relax for 10 days? Why would you ask me that? That is so weird." and then criticizing it as a character flaw of the guy... that's pretty psycho. But she saw what happened to her mom and she is really scared to commit to the wrong guy.
Listen, I am the first to say we all have our stuff and you have to work through it and be a respectful person. It's not an excuse to be condescending... but I do feel for her.

Can you put spoiler alert before you spout off like that . Not every one is done with all episodes

Calm down- it is in episode 2 or 3!

[Anonymous]

How much do you think Sima Auntie is paid and how would the fee structure work? She seems so kind to everyone while really trying to get the job done-a lot of time and work.

She charges $1500 - $5000 plus travel expenses. It's on her website.

[Anonymous]

Much less than I though.

[Anonymous]

Thought

[Anonymous]

Damn that not much. I lobe that snake oil dude she went to that could read the personalities from the iPhone pictures

[Anonymous]

I like the fat Indian guy. But I am a whitey.

Auntie does not hook up whiteys.

[Anonymous]

DCUM. You have named my next addiction

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I like the fat Indian guy. But I am a whitey.

Auntie does not hook up whiteys.

Lmao. I feel like the Guyanan chick will eventually marry a whitey

[Anonymous]

I want to check it out. I loved "Heaven" the indian series about wedding planners