The 'miracle maker' helping Indian-Australians find love
"The hunt is on," Parul Mehta said.
"She's a miracle maker," Dolly said about Mehta.
"She is Cupid," Vishakha said.
Matchmaker, Parul Mehta. A Current Affair
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Mehta is a matchmaker helping Indian-Australians find love.
"I'm like a buyer's agent," she said.
"(I'm) helping couples find their perfect partner."
Dolly was set up with her husband Kisharn by the matchmaker. A Current Affair
The matchmaker helped Dolly (right) find love with Kisharn. A Current Affair
Mehta said what she does is not arranged marriages.
It is a personalised service helping lonely people find their perfect match.
"In India, matchmakers are part of our culture," said Bob, who married Visharka after being introduced by Mehta, who takes a small fee for matching them up.
Bob is married to Visharka. A Current Affair
The matchmaker set up Visharka and Bob. A Current Affair
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"She is wonderful," he said.
"I went to India to try and find a bride but after two years I came back with no one and thought I would be single forever. Then I found Parul who just had the touch."
"I love what I do," the Aussie-Indian cupid said.
Parul Mehta has been dubbed cupid by some of her customers. A Current Affair
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"To Indian-Australians it's not uncommon for people like me to help them find a wife or husband. Many Australians use dating apps to find someone but that's just not part of our culture."
The Indian matchmaking business is worldwide.
"Netflix airs a series on it," Mehta said.
"My business Down Under is booming, so if anyone wants me to help them find love ... just give me a call."
For more information about the matchmaker's services, visit here.
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