‘Indian Matchmaking’ Star Aparna Shewakramani Reveals Poor Success Rate Of Show

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Aparna Shewakramani is calling out the matchmaking skills of Sima Taparia on “Indian Matchmaking”. The star appeared on season 1 of the Netflix show, which followed Indian matchmaker Taparia trying to pair clients in the U.S.

and India with successful matches. She was ultimately paired up with Jay Wadhwani, but had some bad news about their relationship on her Thursday appearance of “Tamron Hall”. “Jay and I are still friends,” she shared. “We did not ever start any relationship together…The men I went on dates with are who I really call my friends today.

And for me, that’s so special because we got to walk away with these friendships and that’s priceless.” READ MORE: ‘Indian Matchmaking’ Cast Reunites And Aparna Clarifies Her Opinion On ‘Good’ Comedy It seemed she wasn’t the only one who ended up calling it quits with the match Taparia found for her, as she revealed none of the hopeful clients found their forever matches. “The matchmaker had a 0 per cent success rate so I think I was in good company with the rest of my castmates who are also all unmarried,” revealed the 37-year-old. “And you know, when there’s a 0 per cent success rate, we’re all in this together.” Shewakramani also reflected on the public reaction to her appearance on the show as she was the most polarizing figure on the docuseries. “A lot of people had a lot of issues,” she said of the backlash. “They thought that I was being too picky, too stubborn, that I wasn’t kind enough or open-hearted enough or open-minded enough.

You know, Sima even says she doesn’t like my talking pattern. A lot of people around the world didn’t like that either. They didn’t even like the way I expressed myself.” She opened up about her experience in her book She’s