

A viral social media post about a 31-year-old Bengaluru man earning around ₹3 lakh a month has sparked a discussion about arranged marriages and changing expectations around finding a life partner. According to the post, the man works at Swiggy and has been searching for a bride through the arranged marriage process for nearly two years. Despite his job and income, he has reportedly faced multiple rejections. In one instance, a prospective match allegedly declined the proposal, saying their backgrounds were very different and that they might not be compatible.
The story soon triggered a wider debate online about whether financial success is enough to make someone a suitable marriage partner. While some users argued that salary cannot guarantee a successful relationship and that personality, values and compatibility matter more, others questioned why a well-paid professional in Bengaluru would prefer an arranged setup instead of finding a partner independently. Several users also stressed that accepting or rejecting a marriage proposal is a personal choice, regardless of a person’s income or profession. The claims originated from a social media post and have not been independently verified. However, the discussion highlights changing views on marriage, compatibility and financial expectations.



















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