If you want to entertain yourself, go to the matrimonial ads page on newspapers. These ads become talking points in the Indian social media for their fun and unique content.
A recent matrimonial ad also outraged people for being insensitive and downright insulting. It had a unique disclaimer that targeted software engineers.
The matrimonial ad for the prospective groom, for a fair and beautiful MBA girl from a rich family business background, asking software engineers to 'not call.' The age of the girl is mentioned too along with her height.
The girl's family wants a groom who should be an IAS/IPS or working doctor (PG) or an industrialist/ businessman from the same caste.
But this was not enough, the disclaimer mentioned at the end of the ad that software engineers kindly do not call.
It reads: 'Software engineers kindly do not call'.
The image of the now-viral ad was posted on Twitter by businessman Samir Arora.
He captioned it: "Future of IT does not look so sound."
Check the matrimonial ad below:
The ad was unique it discriminated against software engineers and was weird enough to get Twitter users talking.
Read the comments by the Twitter users:
One user funnily commented, "Kya mechanical wale call kar sakte hai?"
Another user seriously commented, "By that logic, future of India doesn't look good because today even after a good higher education and rich and prosperous background, if the person is keeping caste over everything then there is something really wrong!"
A user also gave a solid reply to the ad and wrote, "Don't worry..Engineers don't rely on some newspaper ad. They find everything on their own."
