Ravi Mittal, Founder and CEO of QuackQuack and Rebounce, India’s first serious matchmaking and matrimony platform for divorced, separated and widowed singles, speaks to HT Lifestyle about the changing dating landscape, what people seeking serious relationships want today, the challenges of online dating, and how technology is shaping the way Indians find partners. (Also read: Love without limits: How digital dating is redefining romance in India ) Dating in India is no longer limited to first relationships or traditional matchmaking. As attitudes towards divorce, separation and remarriage evolve, more people are turning to dating platforms to find meaningful relationships later in life.
Since the launch of Rebounce, we have seen around seven lakh profiles join the platform, which is a strong indication that attitudes towards finding love after divorce, separation or widowhood are changing.
Are dating apps actually making people pickier, or are users simply overwhelmed by too many choices? What are you seeing among your users?
It can get overwhelming, with so many profiles available at your fingertips. The solution is to be more intentional with your matches. You have to proactively narrow down your choices and make conscious decisions.
