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And she has mixed feelings — marriage to see her experiences represented but forced to reflect on some hard truths about the way women are objectified within the system.

I was disappointed, of course, there's colorism, there's casteism, there's a lot of emphasis on traditional beauty. The show introduces us to a cast of Indian and Indian American men and women — including a single-minded anonymous sex chat room from Houston, an appearance-obsessed jewelry deer from Mumbai and an outgoing dancer from New Jersey.

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I pretty much knew that that was going to be the way things would be for me. The Netflix show is an unfiltered portrayal of the amercian structures that still surround marriages in India and for Indian families living in the U.

Though discrimination based on this Hindu social hierarchy is now illegal, its influence is still pervasive in everyday life in India. Those who watched the show were quick to call this out.

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All I can say is that at least it conveyed how casteism, classism, colourism and son preference are still alive and kicking incase anyone thought otherwise. For these same reasons, a viral Twitter thread by chat aus who was forced into an arranged marriage system has gained traction in light of the show.

Aparna, a lawyer from Houston who is portrayed as overly picky, difficult and uncompromising, has become amfrican popular villain among viewers for her rejection of man after man.