Sima Taparia is back with 'Indian Matchmaking' season 2; fans ready to 'hatewatch'
After the success of Indian Matchmaking season one, Sima Taparia became a household name. Now, the matchmaker is back with another season.
The popular OTT platform Netflix, on Wednesday, took to its official social media handles and dropped the promo of Indian Matchmaking season two.
“IT’S WEDDING SEASON AND SIMA AUNTY IS BACK ? Season 2 of Indian Matchmaking is coming soon! #GoldenFirstLook," the caption read.
There are no clips from the upcoming season in the promo. It's more of a montage of scenes from the first season of the show. Sima Taparia, the matchmaker 'from Mumbai', is featured in the promo and she has a complete database of prospective candidates.
To find a suitable match for a person, she uses a variety of methods, including kundalis, excellent looks, and financial strength.
The promo showed Seema throwing light on the concept of arranged marriage.
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The highlight of the video was Seema bragging about a bachelor with a ‘nice sense of humour’ but the girl responded by saying, “I hate comedy.”
Reacting to the show's promo, a viewer wrote, “Season one was so bad but I know I’ll end up watching season two.” Another viewer shared the same response, “I'm going to hate watch this for sure.”
A third person commented, "No expectations from Seema aunty. She will mess up India's image again. No wonder it's controversial," wrote a user. Another said, "Why is this crap renewed for another season ?"
Netflix was criticised by several viewers for releasing season two of the show.
Where a user wrote, “They cancel Julie and the phantoms but renew this s**t," another said, “How to make simple life more complicated... Here’s season 2 also."
At the 73rd Emmy Awards, the show received a nomination for the Outstanding Unstructured Reality Program. On the show, however, none of the contestants was able to find a match.
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