Better Call Daddy

76. Reality TV vs. Expectations.  Dilip Aidasani: Indian Matchmaking

It’s just a date, except there are cameras, editing, a matchmaker, a face reader, and a production crew.  As if meeting someone for the first time isn’t nerve wracking enough!  On the previous episode we speak to Rashi Gupta about her perspective on dating for marriage now we are going to hear from Dilip Aidasani about how relaxed he actually was Netflix’s Indian Matching original series!  Better Call Daddy: The Safe Space For Controversy.
 

Note of hot points:
Expectations vs Reality of Indian Matchmaking 
Twitter reactions to Indian Matchmaking
What’s it like being in a reality show 
What’s he looking for in future dates
Arranged marriages vs love marriages 
Connections and opportunities after the show
What’s next for Dilip
Dating apps

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