Russian Woman's Creative Proposal For Indian Husband Goes Viral

You might have tried an array of methods to find the perfect match for you. You must have used dating and matrimonial websites, as well as family or friend connections. However, what this woman did would have hardly crossed your mind. A Russian woman took the most unconventional and innovative strategy to seek an Indian groom. Do you know how? She went to an Indian mall in a saree, posed next to a male mannequin, and stood with a placard that read, "Looking for an Indian husband (unmarried)." The poster also included the QR code for her Instagram account.

Dinara is a social media influencer from Moscow who is quite influenced and impressed by Indian culture. Her unique way of looking for an Indian  husband has garnered a lot of attention from people. Her post, which was embedded with the caption "Help me find one," has attracted 7.8 million views on Instagram, with over 85,000 likes and more than 8,000 comments. 

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Social media users suggest prospective grooms

Without any delay, Indian men rushed to Dinara's comment section to prove themselves as the prospective groom. 

One of the users wrote, "Marry Me." While another commented, "I'm ready, will you marry me". Yet another readily said, "Are Are I'm ready," 

A third user pitched his Uncle and said, "My uncle ready 75 old are you ok." 

Some users even inquired about her date of birth and time so that they could match the kundalis. Some users tagged potential grooms in Dinara's comment section.

Another user resonated with Dinara's search for a groom and said, "Find one for me too."  

Why Dinara is looking for an Indian husband?

Dinara stated why she is looking for an Indian marriage and what values she expects from him in her Instagram story. She stated, "Several years ago, I started learning about Indian culture, I got Indian friends, and I have been to India many times. For qualities, the person should value the families and hope we share the same values in terms of travel."

So what do you think about Dinara's way of seeking a groom? Would you like to practice it?