130,000 South Asians in DFW and the Dating Scene Is Still Broken

DFW has one of the largest South Asian communities in America, and it's not even close to a secret. Plano, Irving, Richardson, Frisco, Allen, McKinney. The north Dallas suburbs are so Indian that UTD has become, functionally, a university where you can go four years without leaving the desi bubble. The telecom corridor, the TI campus, the sprawl of tech companies along the 75 corridor. There are over 130,000 South Asians in this metro. The dating scene for them? Somehow still broken.

The show that sells out in New York every few weeks: real contestants go on live dates on stage while a packed room watches, reacts, and picks favorites. Afterward, the whole crowd mingles. No algorithms, no swiping, no sitting through another speed dating round at a hotel conference room. DFW's community is big enough to fill a venue twice over.

The DFW desi community has everything: restaurants, temples, cultural events, grocery stores on every other block in Irving. What it doesn't have is a fun, high energy social event specifically designed for single people to meet. Not a matrimonial event. Not a networking happy hour. A show. With stakes. And laughs. And a room full of people who are all there for the same reason.

We're building the Dallas waitlist now. When we announce a date, the waitlist gets first access to tickets. If you want to go on a live date on stage in front of the DFW desi community, apply to be a contestant below.

Plano folks, Frisco folks, the Richardson corridor. We know you're out there refreshing Dil Mil at the Mithaas parking lot. There's a better way.