Stop Driving to Manhattan. The Show Is Coming to Connecticut.

Connecticut is where NYC's South Asian community goes when it's time to buy a house and raise kids. Stamford, Norwalk, Danbury, up through Hartford. The insurance and finance corridors brought Indian professionals here decades ago, and the community has only grown since. But the singles scene? It basically doesn't exist. You either drive down to the city or you don't go out.

The show that runs in New York: real contestants go on live dates on stage while the room watches and reacts. Afterward, the entire audience mingles. It's the thing you've been looking for: a room full of South Asian singles who are actually there to meet someone, without the formality of a matrimonial event.

Stamford already feels like a satellite of NYC. The Metro North crowd knows the drill. But Hartford and the rest of the state have their own South Asian communities that are quietly huge and completely underserved when it comes to social events for singles. UConn sends a wave of Indian students into the state every year, and most of them have zero options beyond the apps.

We're looking at Connecticut for a future tour stop. Whether you're in Fairfield County commuting to Manhattan or up in Hartford working insurance, the waitlist is the move. Sign up to be first to know, or apply to be a contestant. The show is coming north.