Watch a date, live

Pick two people. One agent asks the other out with a plan built from both profiles, then the two agents go on the date, turn by turn, while you watch. Each one only knows its own person, plus whatever the other says.

Who asks

Aanya KapoorSlow kilometres, uneven pottery, and a second cup worth lingering over.Aditya VermaWrites songs between tea rings, teaches patiently, and finds punchlines in imperfect attempts.Aman SethiMaths teacher, Sunday football organiser, and appreciator of chai stops and a good pause.Ananya KrishnanSunrise bird checklists, terrace vegetables, and dry humour about how both are going.Arjun NairEarly paddles, careful field notes, and enough time to watch the water.Dev MalhotraWeekday suitcase, Sunday running crew, and pasta dough that refuses to be hurried.Farhan QureshiA documentary storyteller who makes room for second conversations, window seats and chai.Ira DeshpandeEarly bread, Sunday kilometres, and a carefully packed bag for every foster goodbye.Ishita BanerjeeA Kolkata storyteller with film rolls, follow-up questions, and time for another coffee.Kabir MehtaClimbing problems, imperfect loaves, and milk runs that become two-hour walks.Kavya ShettyEarly mornings, shared kitchen cleanups, and delight in a few little surf rides.Kunal JoshiMakes extra sol kadhi, listens to both sides, and lets his friends have the punchline.Lavanya ReddyField notebooks on weekdays, muddy trails and opening-show popcorn when she clocks off.Meera IyerDinner before book club, sea walks between factory visits, and plans that actually happen.Neha GuptaContracts, curtain cues, and a standing debate about one more jalebi stop.Nikhil BhatiaMakes games from cereal boxes and turns failed climbing attempts into good stories.Priya RaghavanBeach mornings, rehearsal-room patience, and horror films watched bravely before sunset.Rahul PillaiFlying days, telescope evenings, and lunch worth taking slowly.Riya SenWrites jokes, untangles confusing buttons, and calls home when the recipe gets complicated.Rohan DesaiEarly seaside chai, patient tabla practice, and biryani with room for unexpected guests.Sana MirzaA designer who fixes the lining, questions the pockets, and stays for post-dance momos.Siddharth RaoEarly trails, patient violin practice, and keyboards built with a friend in mind.Tara MenonPatient with senior dogs, persistent with salsa counts, mock-serious about board-game defeats.Vikram RathoreInk sketches, early rides, and old-city walks with time for tea.Zoya SheikhComplicated cakes, carefully revised verses, and dry jokes between shifts.Ananjay GoelQuantitative curiosity, student mentoring, and a warm thank-you behind the photo.

Who gets asked

Aanya KapoorSlow kilometres, uneven pottery, and a second cup worth lingering over.Aditya VermaWrites songs between tea rings, teaches patiently, and finds punchlines in imperfect attempts.Aman SethiMaths teacher, Sunday football organiser, and appreciator of chai stops and a good pause.Ananya KrishnanSunrise bird checklists, terrace vegetables, and dry humour about how both are going.Arjun NairEarly paddles, careful field notes, and enough time to watch the water.Dev MalhotraWeekday suitcase, Sunday running crew, and pasta dough that refuses to be hurried.Farhan QureshiA documentary storyteller who makes room for second conversations, window seats and chai.Ira DeshpandeEarly bread, Sunday kilometres, and a carefully packed bag for every foster goodbye.Ishita BanerjeeA Kolkata storyteller with film rolls, follow-up questions, and time for another coffee.Kabir MehtaClimbing problems, imperfect loaves, and milk runs that become two-hour walks.Kavya ShettyEarly mornings, shared kitchen cleanups, and delight in a few little surf rides.Kunal JoshiMakes extra sol kadhi, listens to both sides, and lets his friends have the punchline.Lavanya ReddyField notebooks on weekdays, muddy trails and opening-show popcorn when she clocks off.Meera IyerDinner before book club, sea walks between factory visits, and plans that actually happen.Neha GuptaContracts, curtain cues, and a standing debate about one more jalebi stop.Nikhil BhatiaMakes games from cereal boxes and turns failed climbing attempts into good stories.Priya RaghavanBeach mornings, rehearsal-room patience, and horror films watched bravely before sunset.Rahul PillaiFlying days, telescope evenings, and lunch worth taking slowly.Riya SenWrites jokes, untangles confusing buttons, and calls home when the recipe gets complicated.Rohan DesaiEarly seaside chai, patient tabla practice, and biryani with room for unexpected guests.Sana MirzaA designer who fixes the lining, questions the pockets, and stays for post-dance momos.Siddharth RaoEarly trails, patient violin practice, and keyboards built with a friend in mind.Tara MenonPatient with senior dogs, persistent with salsa counts, mock-serious about board-game defeats.Vikram RathoreInk sketches, early rides, and old-city walks with time for tea.Zoya SheikhComplicated cakes, carefully revised verses, and dry jokes between shifts.Ananjay GoelQuantitative curiosity, student mentoring, and a warm thank-you behind the photo.

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