Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India]July 13 (ANI): The ‘Matchmaking’ season is back as popular matchmaker Seema Taparia has announced the renewal of the second season of streaming platform Netflix’s ‘Indian Matchmaking’.
“Matchmaking is my passion, and it is a pleasure to share my work with audiences all over the world to shower me with lots of love and respect. Seema is back from Mumbai!” Captioned Seema on Instagram.
A social media post shared by Seema revealed that the much-awaited second season of the mathmaking show will hit the streaming platform on August 10 this year.
Seema Taparia, who rose to fame from the first season of the series, will be back to help people find their perfect matches.
‘Indian Matchmaking’ sparked many controversies after his debut. Meanwhile, Seema received a nomination at the 73rd Emmy Awards under the category ‘Outstanding Unstructured Reality Programme’.
The first season of the Netflix show internalized the custom of matchmaking in Indian cultures through a contemporary lens.
The 8-episode series based on an arranged marriage had a plethora of interesting personalities, starting with Seema. The famous line from the show, “Hello, I am Sima Taparia from Mumbai,” had gone viral on social media since the show’s release.
While some people found the show a bit regressive, it shed light on the bitter reality that is rampant across India. It’s hard to believe that the reality series wasn’t intended to be a comedy, with awkward pauses, choice of music and some dialogue that might just split you.
The idea of matching ‘horoscope’, finding a girl with ‘fair skin’ and ‘good height’ or ‘flexible’ in nature, and the matchmaker’s famous advice – ‘you have to compromise’, makes up for most of the performance. .
The series is produced by Industrial Media’s Intellectual Property Corporation (IPC), LLC. According to Variety, executive producers are Aaron Seidman, Ellie Holzman, Smriti Mundra and Jesse Begley.
Rest of the details regarding the second season of ‘Indian Matchmaking’ have been kept a secret. (ANI)
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