From 30 Lakh Package to 5-Star Hotel Stays: Woman's Groom Criteria Goes Viral

Viral News: A woman's requirements for a groom have taken the internet by storm, sparking varied reactions from social media users.

The profile, shared on the social media platform X, showcases her details, including her salary, occupation, age, and wishlist for her future husband.

The post revealed that the woman is a divorcee with a B.Ed degree and an annual income of ₹1.3 lakh. However, she wants her ideal partner to earn at least ₹30 lakh per year, or $96,000 (approximately ₹80 lakh) if residing abroad. She also shared that her favorite "timepass" is traveling and staying in 5-star hotels. 

Additionally, she wishes her future spouse to own a 3+ BHK independent house where her dependent parents can also reside.

She also expects a cook and maid to be employed and prefers living separately from her in-laws.

The post was captioned, "Her qualities and salary. Expected husband’s qualities and salary," highlighting the major difference between her income and her expectations for a partner.

Netizen's Reactions

It has gained significant attention, igniting a variety of reactions.

One user commented: "₹1,32,000 per annum salary and she says her hobby is 5-star hotels, wonder what that means. And 'surprise me with Louis Vuitton,' that was the highlight."

Another user remarked: "Does she even have any value in the marriage market? I mean, who entertains them? She's not a red flag, but a forest fire. She'll move in with her parents, but in-laws aren't allowed. Earning ₹1.32 LPA but likes LV and 5-star hotels. She herself is divorced but prefers someone unmarried."

"At this point, the only other requirement she left out is that her husband will conquer South Africa and create a spaceship to Mars. I wouldn't even be surprised if this is my maid's biodata," a third user wrote.

Some also discussed the nature of modern relationships. "Marriages are becoming more like business contracts nowadays," observed one individual, while another wrote "She has too many high expectations."