A Pune resident has gone viral after sharing his unique approach to arranged marriage matchmaking: an Excel spreadsheet.

Many users commented and shared their situation, their own experiences with arranged marriages.

This idea became a topic of discussion when Vikas posted a video of his spreadsheet on Instagram.

Vikas, a 28-year-old data analyst working in Pune, has been searching for a bride after his parents suggested an arranged ...

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When asked if the viral reel has improved his prospects in the marriage market, the 28-year-old laughed and said, 'Maybe... Now, I have women DMing me.' ...

Vikas shared a video on Instagram showing how his spreadsheet works. The sheet contains columns for the names of prospective ...

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To stay organised, the techie created a detailed spreadsheet that logs the first names of women he speaks to, the dates of their calls, feedback from both sides, and the current status of each match.

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