Since Indian Matchmaking's season 2 dropped on Netflix on August 10th, fans have been enjoying Sima from Mumbai being back at it. She returns to help singles connect by considering their interests, showing them biodata for matches, and introducing them to families to get a feel for the fit.One of the best parts of watching dating shows like Indian Matchmaking is seeing fan reactions, jokes, and memes that pop up on social media in response to the characters and best moments. From Akshay being cursed to a character's hypocrisy, fans did not hold back on their reactions to some of the most bizarre events in season 2 while also celebrating Sima's return to the matchmaking business.

A Good Excuse For Singlehood

Early in the season, Sima's Mumbai-based face reader revealed that Akshay had a curse on him due to his past relationship. This is an unexpected shock and only brings wonder who could have put this curse on him.

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His dramatic wording was enough to give @reality_tv_only a new excuse about their single life when their loved ones get nosy. Relationships can be amicable or messy, and if the latter, any ex-partners could hex the other, which is definitely not a pleasant supernatural situation to experience.

This Is Not The Definition Of Catfish...

As one of the most guilty pleasure shows on television, it did have its cringiest moment in season 2 when Viral confronts Jaymin about his photos looking a bit deceptive in his biodata, but fans are roasting her online for overreacting.

The pictures she was comparing look incredibly similar, and Jaymin still looked like the pictures in person. Hence, it's pretty amusing that Viral jumped to crying catfish when that is clearly not the case. He didn't scam her, lead her on under a false identity for months, or try to grift her. He's anything but a true catfish.

Sima's On Point Branding

Sima seems to introduce herself countless times throughout the season, and it's always as "Sima from Mumbai," so pointing this out as a "Nobody" meme is comedy gold.

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The show is such a tribute to Sima and the work she does, even if not all the singles featured on this season are still working with her. She is a delight to watch, and it's nice that she has such a prominent platform for herself and her work.

Friends Don't Let Friends Date At The Furniture Store

Another Viral moment that has fans talking is her furniture date with other Viral. She explained why she chose a furniture store, a very unusual choice, and even with her explanation, the choice does not make much sense.

This tweet by @sayahhlicia makes a good point. Perhaps, Viral needs friends to let her know that this is a weird move, and maybe they could help her figure out better spots that would produce the same effect as the "every day life" feel she is going for. It's personalities like Viral that make Indian Matchmaking a binge-worthy, drama-filled Netflix show.

A Bit Of Hypocrisy

Compared to last season of the Netflix reality show, Aparna is much more mellow in season 2, but she still has a unique personality that leads to her having some pretty confusing dating interactions. But worst of all, she definitely sends mixed signals to one of her dates.

She expresses that she wants more effort from him and to see him more even though they live in different cities. And despite asking for this commitment, she immediately says she was just in his city and didn't tell him she was there because she didn't have time. This is an instance where she could use some more self-awareness and growth, but she seems to be moving in a positive direction overall.

Ovo-Lacto-What Now?

In yet another noteworthy Viral moment, she gave Viral the most long-winded, unclear answer about whether she is a vegetarian, and it was such a detailed response that it became the title of the episode.

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During the scene, it is clear that Viral is doing his best to listen and be present, but he, alongside the audience, is also getting confused as she continues to speak. @Shauryayawhaaat puts it perfectly with this tweet that things would have been a lot simple if the answer was straightforward. Instead, she overcomplicates a simple question about vegetarianism.

A Dangerous Game

One skeptical, eagle-eyed fan noticed this moment that makes the otherwise beloved Shekhar look a little bit like a sociopath or someone who can't be trusted.

While Shekhar is a fan favorite and is ultimately heartbroken after being dumped in the scene, @TrollTide88 points out that he is haphazardly holding his phone above open water in Chicago, which is a weird thing to do. Had he not had a firm grip on his phone, his phone would have been long gone under the sea, and it is not worth the risk of placing a phone above likely shallow water.

The Drama Of The Curse

Reality TV shows are always drama-filled, but fans could not believe the revelation that Akshay was cursed. One of the most interesting parts of Indian Matchmaking is how much the show dives into the culture and how it relates to relationships, and this was a whole new interesting level, unlike anything in season 1.

It's a dramatic moment for sure, as @foxyafrican points out in this amazing meme. Luckily, Akshay gathers information on what he should do to clear his past and open up his future, and he follows the steps, allowing audiences to get back peace of mind.

The Iconic Chicken Factory Line

Sima says a lot of iconic things this season, but this line is the winner. When working with Akshay in the first episode, she articulates how difficult it would be to get any woman to be interested in a rural man who is obsessed with chickens.

Nick and Priyanka's relationship gets referenced a lot on this show, but this is the funniest line about them by far. It results in a hilarious combination of picturing Nick Jonas as a chicken farmer and imagining how that hypothetical conversation may go between Nick and Pri. As @ChrystelAnne points out, this line is proof that Sima is an icon.

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