Sima Taparia

Sima Taparia of Netflix's 'Indian Matchmaking' fame takes a dig at 'highly educated girls' for high divorce rates

Through her show 'Indian Matchmaking', which premiered on Netflix in 2020, matchmaker Sima Taparia guides US and India-based clients in the arranged marriage process

Sima Taparia on Netflix's 'Indian Matchmaking': 'Everyone who is criticising the show is stupid'

She added, "Only because it is a reality show, this cannot happen. Now if you say that marriages should happen in five months…everyone who is criticising the show is stupid."

Netflix show Indian Matchmaking's Sima Taparia reveals why lowering expectations is key to finding the right match

Sima Taparia shot to fame at the age of 57 with the first season of Indian Matchmaking

Netflix's Indian Matchmaking Season 3 makes mediocre Indian men great again

The third season of Indian Matchmaking has really no reason to exist besides reminding us that mediocre men need to feel great as well. They too, have rights even when they might not have personalities or hobbies.

Indian Matchmaking Season 2 proves that India is no country for unmarried women

In the moments that Sima Taparia drops the veneer of equality, the second season of Indian Matchmaking becomes telling of whom India considers the ultimate villain: single women.

Sima Taparia versus Karan Johar: Who is a better matchmaker?

What are the similarities and differences between Sima Aunty and KJo, the stars of highly successful “cringe-binge” shows streaming on Netflix and Disney+Hotstar? We compare the two, and try to figure out who makes a better matchmaker.

Here’s everything you need to know about Indian Matchmaking’s Sima Taparia

Sima Taparia became a household name with Netflix’s Indian Matchmaking season 1 in 2020 and has returned to make more matches and deliver more monologues on marriage and matchmaking.

Sima Taparia on Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas: I don't feel it's a good match

Elaborating on the married couple, Sima Taparia aka Sima aunty said, “He looks so small and petite in front of her, and she looks elder."

Indian Matchmaking Returns: Lessons Sima Taparia must learn from the first season

Perhaps one lesson that Sima Taparia can learn from the first season of Indian Matchmaking is to not ask her clients to ‘adjust’ and ‘compromise’. The times have changed and gone are the days when arranged marriages were the only option for those who wished to get married.

Sima Taparia opens up on her matchmaking process, Netflix show, and why dating apps can't 'compete' with her

Sima Taparia, the host of Indian Matchmaking, defends her approach to arrange marriages, “But who doesn’t want a fair, beautiful wife, you tell me?”