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The streaming service's latest dating docuseries, Indian Matchmaking , however, takes a completely different turn away from testing out social experiments to creating lifelong relationships. The show follows matchmaker Sima Taparia as she helps South Asian singles and their families navigate love with the help of face readers, astrologers, and life coaches. Series creator Smriti Mundhra said that the show originally reached out to all of Taparia's clients to see who would be interested in filming their experience, according to the Los Angeles Times. Twelve people initially agreed, but after six months of filming, only eight participants made the final cut. If you're a fan who's already binge-watched the whole first season, then you know pretty much every episode ends with a cliffhanger hinting at a participant finding their match in matrimony.