‘Indian Matchmaking’: How Netflix’s hit dating show is changing reality TV
nypost.com“Indian Matchmaking” has viewers hooked on its addictive blend of dishy drama and budding romance — with a modern twist on arranged marriage.After dropping on July 16, Twitter is already awash with hot takes and memes about the eight-episode saga led by Mumbai-based matchmaker Sima Taparia, known as Sima Auntie to her clients.Taparia — who travels between India and the US in search for the perfect matches for her picky patrons — seems to have her work cut out for her as she sets up six lovelorn singles with different romantic prospects.And while matchmaking may seem like an outdated means to marriage, several of the potential matchees admit that dating apps and online courting are to blame for their relationship woes and are ready to take a.
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