Podcasts about sima aunty

WOOWEEE do we have a good one. Our host Ihram Chowdhury sits down with Vinay Chadha and Aashay Shah from Netflix's Indian Matchmaking. The boys sit and discuss why their experience on Indian Matchmaking (1:00), whether Sima Aunty's services are worth it (7:30), dating in your 30's (19:20), marriage in the brown community (24:00), and more! Follow Aashay on IG: @aashayshah_18 Follow Vinay on IG: @chadhaforthevin Follow Conversations with Chai on Spotify and Youtube to keep up with all releases. Hosted by IG: @lilbabyramram Executive Produced: IG: @_Saziaa

THE TWO CHICKPEAS ARE BACK SEASON 3, EPISODE 1 delves into the newer experiences the both have faced recently spanning from talks on fertility, being single, being in a long term relationship and moving away from Hounslow! This episode will leave you laughing but also touches on some important issues and addresses some vulnerable emotions. If you do like the episode, please do like, comment and subscribe, it would mean the world to us! If you have a spare moment, please do also leave us a review on Apple Podcasts!

Stacy's Observations and Conversations are heavily influenced this week by the fact that it's her 31st wedding anniversary. She shares the advice of Sima Aunty from Indian Matchmaker, when it comes to your expectations, compromise! The timing of her topic and her guests' availability are proof of Divine intervention. Dr. Becky Bell has been called to mediate since childhood (being number five of eight kids will do that). Her unique skills and abilities paired with her calling to create safe, peaceful spaces for everyone to be seen and heard, resulted in her consulting business, Common Ground Conflict Solutions. Learn more about Becky by checking out her website, following her on Instagram at @iamdoctorbee or find her on LinkedIn. And in the meantime, next time you're impatient for salty fries look around, you're not alone!

The meet and greet tickets sell out, Gurk has been witnessing a years long affair in his own backyard, after listening to Sima Aunty's new song Coach P is inspired to create her own. The Coaches Huddle features a daddy that's got to eat, wedding pranks, a boyfriend in debt, a depressed boyfriend that wants to reach out to his ex, much more! Follow the official podcast IG www.instagram.com/coachppodcast For BONUS Coaches Huddle episodes and archived IG Lives SUBSCRIBE to the PATREON www.patreon.com/coachppodcast Follow Gurk www.instagram.com/karanbhattirealestate for …. BEST DEAL, WITHOUT WAIT! Follow Gurveen www.instagram.com/gurveenbiring and www.instagram.com/inkbygb.ca Producer/Audio Engineer Kyle Bhawan www.instagram.com/kylebhawan & www.instagram.com/dontdoze Song "Be Like That" by ALWAYSREVÉ www.instagram.com/alwaysreve Hair Nation, Canada's leading hair transplant team based. We're here to offer advice and treatments, based on years of clinical experience and proven patient results. ⁠www.hairnation.ca Chutney's Indian Grill is Canada's first Fast Casual Indian Restaurant. Visit www.eatchutneys.com for franchising information! Mention the podcast for 10% off your order! SkinVisual Med Spa offers the latest in cosmetic enhancements (laser hair removal, facials, body contouring, and more. Mention the podcast for a one time discount code 15% off any regular priced service! www.skinvisualmedspa.com

The third season of super popular reality TV series Indian Matchmaking was released on Netflix a few weeks ago. It saw Sima Aunty ("Sima from Mumbai") arrive in the UK and help several British Asian singletons find their perfect match. Amongst them was the lovely Priya Ashra who joins for a chat in this episode. If like me, you've already binge watched the whole series you'll be dying to know what happened next. Did Priya and Vim find love? What was it like being filmed while on a date? And what was Sima Aunty like in real life? Tune in! Subscribe and share.

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Our tale today is “Baingan Bádsháhzádi” meaning the Aubergine Princess or Princess Aubergine. It is a Punjabi tale but variants can be found all over India! Join Fox & Sparrow as we explore this enchanting tale of a beautiful princess who doesn't need Sima Aunty to find her a match! The Evil Queen unwittingly does it for her!  Enjoying the Podcast? We want to hear from you! Leave us a review on Podchaser or follow us on Goodpods and tell us what story you would like us to cover next! Show notes can be found on our website at: www.talesfromtheenchantedforest.com  You can also find us on: Twitter @FromEnchanted Mastodon Instagram   TikTok

Full Paisa Vasool PodcastWe bring that to you as we review Salman Khan's muscle-ripping Kisi Ka Bhai, Kisi Ki Jaan and celebrate the Salmanists in our midst.After that, we reviewed Fawad Khan's Money Back Guarantee, which did not guarantee our money back forsho'. Netflix's vampire loves dentist saga Toothpari bites more than it can chew, and Sima Aunty has yet another unsuccessful season matching people at Indian Matchmaking on Netflix.Grab our Podisode.Lots of LoveTeam DesisDesislive podcast delivers the latest movie and show reviews to your devices. Wherever in the world you are, tune in to desislive.

This week on Chuski Pop, we chat about the benefits of living close to your friends and within your friend circle. We then move to discussing King Charles coronation concert and finally wrap up the show with delicious dose of Filmi Chakkar where we gossip about Sima Aunty and Netflix' Indian Matchmaking.  // Starring Sweety & Pappu // Visit ChuskiPop.com for more info // Listen To Us On Gaana, iTunes, Spotify, JioSaavn, iHeartRadio, Amazon Music or your favourite podcast app! //        

The Messiah of Matrimony. The Jesus of Jodis. The Angel of Arranged Marriage. The Queen of Compromise. The Emperor of Adjustment. The Fakir of Flexibility. The Nicolas Cage of Nuptials. The Shakira of Shaadis. The Mogambo of Monogamy. Sima Aunty is back for Season 3 of Netflix's Indian Matchmaking, people!

Disha and Siddhi sit down with Akshay Dhumal from season 2 of Indian Matchmaking! Is he the world's most eligible bachelor? How's life in Nashik? We cover everything from his dating life to business life at Dhumal Industries and get to know the real Akshay. Watch it on Youtube hereFollow Akshay on IG @Akshay_910 BWWPS Guest ApplicationDishaMazepa.comSHOP: Disha Mazepa Designs on EtsyBe sure to SUBSCRIBE & LEAVE US A REVIEW if you enjoyed the show. Follow me on Instagram @Disha.MazepaLike the show on FB here. Music by: Crexwell Support the show

We sit with Oscar- and Emmy-nominated filmmaker Smriti Mundhra, creator of the hit Netflix series 'Indian Matchmaking' and the four part docu-series 'The Romantics.' Support, shop and subscribe to our newsletter

Maz Hakim talks to Netflix's popular Indian Matchmaker, Sima Taparia on the new episode of the Maz Hakim Podcast. Sima Aunty talks about why it's difficult for the new generation to find a life partner, why matchmaking can be difficult for different people & much more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Famed Indian matchmaker Sima Taparia joined TSB to chat about her journey, success of the show “Indian Matchmaking” and the cutural impact it has had on global society. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Have you watched Indian Matchmaker? You gotta listen to see why i asked :)

Hola FamHow's it going? This week we are bringing to you the review of #anuragkashyap rendition of Spanish thriller #Mirage in its hindi version #Dobaaraa feat. #TaapseePannu.We loved it.And then we also loved #GulshanDevaiah #DhrastiDhami starrer #Duranga that is streaming on #Zee5.Shriya and Michael speak about how Des memes are infiltrating the internet with his desi momma boy vibes. And what if Ben from Never Have I ever had to ever meet Sima Aunty from Mumbai?What would happen?More of our chatter. Download here and everywhere you get a pod.LoveTeam Desis.

Big Movies this week. But both crash burned at the box office. Mainly it reminded us of the lyrics from this epic Icona Pop Ft Charlie XCX song "I Love it"I'm in the Milky WayYou want me down on earth,but I am up in spaceYou're so damn hard to pleaseWe gotta kill this switchYou're from the 70's,but I'm a 90's chickThe makers seem to have forgotten that the audience has grown up way beyond the tropes they are depicting. So #laalsinghchaddha was lazy as hell, #RakshaBandhan was legit cringy. Mind the Malhotras on #primevideo was a fun one time watch. Loved #NeverHaveIEver 3 with Devi and her gang of hot guys back on screen. This time with a Sanjay Gupta dolly that we are searching high and low to acquire.Sima Aunty is also back trying to tell Indian singles how to get married  in #IndianMatchmaking 2- yes the answer is shave off 60% of your expectations - don't worry if you are miserable - but just get married for her and your families. Epic drama.What's more?Download it all here and where ever you get your POD.LoveTeam Desis.

In this episode of Brown Girl in Love, we talk to Lyla Zaman, the founder and CEO of the sustainable fashion brand Laal. Lyla is in Lahore, Pakistan where she is currently in the midst of wedding planning. We ask Lyla about the most controversial and popular topic of all — arranged marriages. Lyla talks to us about common misconceptions, whether she used a Sima Aunty (aka a ‘rishta aunty'), and the benefits of marrying someone who has already been vetted.

Aparna from Netflix's hit TV show “Indian Matchmaking” opens up about her new book, She's Unlikeable: And Other Lies that Bring Women Down.  The author and reality star shares what it's like to go from a life of normalcy and privacy as a lawyer looking for love in Texas, to a life over-examined and hyper-edited for the entire world to see. We talk about reshaping gender roles in South Asian culture, girl bossing vs. girl resting, and navigating fate and agency in our love lives and careers. Plus: Bollywood movies, gratitude, and setting boundaries.Book Review of She's Unlikeable and Other Lies that Bring Women Down: This is a memoir and manifesto that poses the question: what if women truly had freedom from racism, sexism, misogyny, and the incessant thirst for the validation of others (and ourselves)?  What inspired me about Aparna's journey is how she took back her power and reclaimed her story after becoming a viral sensation overnight. Her vulnerability in her book rang true with so many struggles that modern-day South Asian women (and women around the world) embody: whether it was body image and how she looked on camera, to trying to navigate the tension between respecting her elders and the matchmaker Sima Aunty, but also advance gender equality and stand up for her truth.  As we talked about her writing process and mental health journey, I was reminded that to observe yourself without judgment is perhaps the greatest form of compassion - whether in dating, work, or in our personal lives.  It is an exercise equal parts contemplation, levity, and healing; on looking at your most crushing wounds and wrecks face to face, unflinching in their magnificence and arbitration, with a magnifying glass and pen. May we all be so brave.About Aparna Shewakramani:From her polarizing portrayal on Netflix's hit TV show Indian Matchmaking, Aparna Shewakramani became an overnight ambassador for women demanding to be heard—in their love lives, workplaces, and in every space they occupy. While she did practice law full time for 10 years, Aparna is currently on sabbatical with her first book, She's Unlikeable: And Other Lies That Bring Women Down, coming out on February 8, 2022. Aparna was born in London, lived in Dubai as a child, and called Texas her home for over 25 years before recently moving to NYC. She is an avid traveler (over 43 countries and counting) and the co-founder and owner of the luxury travel company My Golden Balloon.Show notes:Watch the video podcast or read the full podcast interview transcript at https://www.thrivespicemedia.comPodcast Episode Music from Uppbeat | Mountaineer - Refresh | Hartzmann - Paradise Island | RA - Summer with YouSupport the show

Do we all ultimately just want to love and be loved? Is there someone out there for everyone? And why is the path to finding that someone so complicated? In this episode I'm joined by Sukh Kaur, the UK's answer to Sima Aunty from Indian Matchmaking! Sukh tells me why she created her agency, Matched, she shares strategies you can use to find a life partner, and talks me through her own journey from divorce to dating apps.  

On this episode, we talk about the Netflix show "Indian Matchmaking" and discuss the dynamics of arranged marriages in India. We also talk about the familial, cultural and societal expectations in the Indian community. Later we have discussions regarding marriage, divorce and the different challenges in a relationship. We finally wrap up the pod with some time travel talk and the different fashion trends from our youth to now.

Are you looking for love? Discover Sima Aunty from Mumbai's best kept secrets to everlasting joy: flexibility, goat yoga, and the occasional face reading. Join us as we unpack the highly controversial Netflix show Indian Matchmaking, and delve into how accurate a depiction of the arranged marriage matchmaking process it really is. Not to mention answer all those questions that are keeping everyone awake at night: What's with Aparna's weird obsession with the Bolivian Salt Flats? Why does Sima Aunty from Mumbai keep consulting the shittiest face reader on the planet? And will Akshay ever be able to carry a conversation?

Welcome to SYWK PodcastHi! This is Desmond Fernandes. I cover all kinds of topics from ghost stories, to interviewing horror authors, to mental health issues, to personal & funny experiences, and many more. My Podcast has only one rule and that is NO TOPIC IS OFF-LIMITSMy channel also invites guests to share and discuss their experiences on various topics.This episode is about Married vs Single life.Fun Facts, Personal Experience, Differences & SIMA AUNTY.My Guest for this episode is Dr. Fatema Sakarwala. Sit back and enjoy it.Websitehttps://sywk.carrd.co

So so excited to publish this episode with Ankita, who was one of the people featured on Indian Matchmaking - a show that has been trending all across the world and I personally have been obsessed with. I sat down with Ankita to talk about her experience being on the show, how she plans on using her platform to ignite change and what its like owning a clothing brand with her sister! Ankita is as sweet, humble and AMAZING in real life as she is on the show. Please leave a review on Apple Podcasts if you enjoyed this episode. Find us on instagram: @caffeinatedbrowngirl Follow Ankita and her clothing brand, THERE! Personal Instagram: @ankitabansal90 THERE! Instagram: @thereyougo.in THERE! Website: https://www.thereyougo.in/

This week we have joining us Amelia Reddy. We talk about her journey becoming Miss India NC and how she came upon the opportunity unexpectedly. A friendly reminder to all of our listeners to step out of your comfort zone and try new things because who knows where it will lead you. Not only fashion we also rant about the gossipy nature of Indian Aunties SMH. This episode has it all, a must hear. We also want to get the one and only Sima Aunty (from Indian Matchmaking) on our show, so everyone please tag her in the comments @simatapariaofficial. Let's get candid. P.S. there is a bonus… if this episode gets the most listens, the listeners get a video of Jishnav's cat walk :) so go listen ASAP you do not want to miss out.

If you haven't been living under a rock, you probably have seen the new popular Netflix show: Indian matchmaking.  Grab your cuppa and join us in episode 14 where we talk about our opinions of the show's depiction of arranged marriage, beauty standards, how women are treated in this process and whether we would ever trust Sima Aunty with our future

You ask, we deliver! After binge watching the Netflix show 'Indian Matchmaking', the Doc and I (being Indian ourselves) had to dive into everything this show has to offer. The matchmaker herself, the matchees, their suitable candidates, the parents, and all the masala filled drama that only Indian culture can provide. We dissect the show and sprinkle it with our own views on arranged marriage. So much 'gupshup' that we had to split it over two episodes! Go binge watch the show (you will not regret it), come listen to the podcast, share with your friends, and remember to give us your feedback on our instagram page @EncylopediaOfDating