Every parent wishes to find the perfect life partner for their children. Some people try do so by informing all their relatives when their children reach marriageable age, while others use a matrimonial website.
However, what happened recently when a father forwarded a probable groom's profile to his daughter has left the internet in splits. The daughter made the most humorous and inventive use of the matrimony site.
So, what did the daughter, Udita Pal, the co-founder of Bengaluru-based Salt, a fintech platform that facilitates international transactions, do? Ms Pal attempted to hire the man whose profile her father had shared with her. Yes, you read that right!
Ms Pal also went ahead and shared a screenshot of her father's reaction when he learnt what she had done.
Her father's text begins with the message, “Can we talk? Urgent.”
Then he goes on to ask her, “You know what you did?”
He adds, “You cannot hire people from matrimonial sites. What to tell his father now?”
He further says, “I saw your message. You gave him an interview link and asked for his resume.”
Finally, Ms Pal replies to these messages. Nonchalantly, she says, “7 years of fintech experience is great and we are hiring. I am sorry.”
Ms Pal captioned the tweet, “What getting disowned from father looks like.”
Here's the entire conversation:
What getting disowned from father looks like. pic.twitter.com/nZLOslDUjq
— Udita Pal ???? (@i_Udita) April 29, 2022
Her post has got more than 11,000 likes and been retweeted over 800 times.
In a subsequent tweet, she shared some “updated news”. She said that the man had asked for a salary of Rs 62 lakhs per annum, and ESOPs, which, she claimed, her company cannot afford. She went on to add that her father had deleted her matrimonial profile.
please follow @saltpe_
— Udita Pal ???? (@i_Udita) April 29, 2022
updated news:-
- he is looking for 62 LPA + ESOPs (can't afford)
- my dad deleted my JS profile
- pls don't drop hate on me, i cry very easily.
The entire episode has amused online users. Among the respondents was the matrimonial site, Jeevansathi.com, which offered Ms Pal to find the “perfect life partner”.
Let us know if you still have an opening & we will apply for the perfect life partner. #WeMatchBetter ????
— Jeevansathi.com (@Jeevansathi_com) April 29, 2022
One user wrote it was “epic stuff” and asked that since the man wasn't hired, did “he stand a chance on the other front”.
Epic stuff. Since he didn't get hired afterall, does he stand a chance on the other front?
— Heena B (@br_heena) April 29, 2022
Another user said that his wife worked in recruitment and after seeing this father-daughter exchange, he has informed her of the “new data source for eligible candidates”, hinting at matrimonial sites.
Wow... Can't believe... My wife is in Recruitment, I told her see I found new data source for eligible candidates for your firm.
— Akhanda (@BigBossKaB1) April 29, 2022
A third user hoped that Ms Pal would get married on naukri.com.
Hope, u get married on https://t.co/lDBFS0wasG
— Fiat justitia (raisond'etre- homosapien)beदीme (@PrmSwrp) April 29, 2022
One user said had he been the prospective groom, he would have said, “Maybe professionally you can't afford me but personally I am all yours.”
I am interested in "how did you start?"
— yash watwani (@WatwaniWorld) April 30, 2022
If I would have been in his place "may be professionally you can't afford me but personally I am all yours"????????
A few users shared some funny GIFs too:
People on ther way to matrimonial sites to find job pic.twitter.com/WErSrWfnMs
— Mukul Ramnani (@MukulRamnani) April 29, 2022
— Viren ???? (@VirenOswall) April 29, 2022
Hahaha pic.twitter.com/R6MunBkyCn
— ujjwal (@lovableidiot) April 29, 2022
So, what do you make of this incident? Let us know in the comments section below.
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