Most couples do not seem to be truly arranged marriages?

Just another scripted "reality" show. Most of these couples do not seem to be in truly arranged marriages? Especially Ragini and Veeral, they are just a modern Indian couple planning an extravagant wedding on TV? You certainly don't get any feelings that they didn't pick each other. They are even writing their vows? Who writes vows about someone they barely know? Josh and "what's her name" are same. Maybe their parents went to the same country club, but you get no vibes that the parents arranged their marriage. She is so spoiled it's extremely hard to watch an adult act like she does. Made it to the third episode before I bailed. That's very unusual for me because I usually stick it out just to see how things end up. Don't waste your time.

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