When it comes to arranging marriages for their children, parents spare no effort in searching for the best possible matches. They use various means, from hacking into their social networks to seeking the help of matchmakers or creating profiles on matrimonial websites. In a touching display of fatherly love, a father went above and beyond for his daughter. He reportedly spent lakhs just to secure the best matches for his daughter. This substantial amount was paid as compensation to the marriage agency for accepting offers from families with an annual income of more than Rs. 200 crowns.
A post claiming that a man paid lakhs to get high-profile matches for his daughter has gained significant traction on social media. (Representative image/unsplash)
“A friend’s dad paid Rs 3 lakh as a fee just to get rishtas [matches] from a family with a turnover of 200 million!” posted X user Mishka Rana on the microblogging platform.
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The post has received more than 2.4 million views since it was shared, and that number is still growing. Many even took to the comment section of the post to share their thoughts.
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“That’s next level matchmaking! Maybe I should start crying over my dating tax returns. Who said a W-2 can be a love letter?” he announced the individual.
Another added: “It makes sense. You have to pay a premium for high-quality leads.”
“One of the family members did the same…He paid 2.5 L for Rishita from UHNI. It took the girl six months to find her soul mate. If I am not mistaken, they have been happily married for the past 6 years and have two children,” said a third.
A fourth commented: “I know about this matchmaking! My neighbor got married with the help of such a setup. She married into this super rich family. But they also spent about 3-4 crores on weddings alone!”
“Very normal. This fee is the filter to get the crème de la crème. The matchmaker’s fee is usually 1-2 percent of the total cost of the wedding. For example – a wedding costing 1 crore rupees would easily fetch the broker 1-2 lakh rupees. This is then matched against the initial fee paid,” said a fifth.
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