Netflix just cannot seem to leave the Indian wedding industry alone. After Indian Matchmaking, it has now hopped on to Condé Nast’s The Big Day. Portraying the glitz and glamorous wedding of the Indian elite, it also being applauded for its feminist and LGBTQ+ stance.
Even so, it also received criticism for wasting money, the blatant disregard of COVID, and the privilege of the filthy rich. We have some tweets that show the absurdity of this show that puts Sima Aunty to shame.
Netflix was like Indian Matchmaking wasn’t enough for y’all? Here take this! #TheBigDay pic.twitter.com/CsDsYVDKjk
— parashite (@hugeasmammoth) February 15, 2021
No one:
— corona se pareShah (@shaheepaneer) February 14, 2021
Literally no one:
Netflix: Okay look at “documentaries” with NRI type rich people and garish display of wealth for no reason#TheBigDay
😂😂😂😂
— corona se pareShah (@shaheepaneer) February 14, 2021
Would not want this in my wedding no matter how rich I am pic.twitter.com/OsOwGMPNY3
was feeling sad today so decided to watch #TheBigDay on Netflix to cheer myself up. Now i feel sad and poor.
— kunjika (@kunjika15) February 15, 2021
The only thing worse than watching #TheBigDay would be actually knowing one of the couples featured in it.
— Ajoy Advani (@ajoyadvani) February 14, 2021
Watching #thebigday on Netflix and this girl nikhita threw a Victorian wedding in the country that was colonized in the Victorian era 🤣 #theirony
— ariasafaria (@SrinivasanAria) February 14, 2021
Gonna show my mom #TheBigDay on #Netflix and tell her how everyone found their husbands in school when she wouldn’t even let me lock the door of my own room.
— Aakanksha Rawat (@Aakanksha911) February 15, 2021
Saw the first episode of #TheBigDay on @NetflixIndia and I just have one question, ye logo ke paas itna paisa aur time kaise hai ki matlab itni #pawrihorihai 😧
— Pranav Anand (@campaignpapi26) February 14, 2021
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