Koramangala Already Has Everything Except a Proper Dating Night

Bangalore is full of smart, single people who moved here for work and forgot to build a personal life. Koramangala, Indiranagar, and HSR Layout are packed with 26 year olds earning well, eating out every night, and swiping through the same profiles they saw last week. IISc grads, IIM Bangalore alumni, Christ University kids who stayed. The talent density is absurd and the dating scene is somehow still terrible.

The format from New York: real contestants go on live dates on stage while the room watches and reacts. Afterward, the whole crowd mingles. Bangalore (Bengaluru) has the audience, the comedy infrastructure, and the appetite for live entertainment. This is the show that fills the gap between the apps and the aunty network.

The Bangalore dating problem is classic: everyone’s "too busy." Product launches, sprint deadlines, weekend hackathons. People treat their dating life like a backlog item that keeps getting deprioritized. A show that creates a single, high energy night where you meet people organically is the only format that works for this crowd.

The city’s transplant culture means most people’s friend circles are from work. Your coworkers are your social life. That’s fine until you realize you’re only meeting people from your company and maybe the startup next door. This show pulls from across the city: techies, creatives, founders, and anyone else who’s tired of the algorithm deciding who they should talk to.

Waitlist is live. Bangalore is our top priority in India alongside Mumbai. Get on the list, or apply to be a contestant.