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Home | India | Software Engineers Do Not Call Matrimonial Ad Goes Viral On Internet

‘Software engineers, do not call’: Matrimonial ad goes viral on internet

The post shared on Twitter featured a matrimonial advertisement in a newspaper, seeking a groom for a 24-year-old.

By Telangana Today
Updated On - 21 September 2022, 02:33 PM
‘Software engineers, do not call’: Matrimonial ad goes viral on internet
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Hyderabad: Old-school matrimonial advertisements sometimes seem amusing and bizarre for their odd preferences. One such weird matrimonial advertisement seeking a groom who is not a “software engineer” is doing rounds on social media.

The post shared on Twitter featured a matrimonial advertisement in a newspaper, seeking a groom for a 24-year-old. According to the advertisement, the groom should be an IAS/IPS, a working doctor (PG) or an industrialist/businessman from the same caste. However, what caught the eyes of the internet is a special instruction at the end which reads, “Software engineers kindly do not call.”

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The now-viral post was shared on Twitter by businessman Samir Arora. Sharing the post on Twitter, Arora captioned it, “Future of IT does not look so sound.”

Future of IT does not look so sound. pic.twitter.com/YwCsiMbGq2

— Samir Arora (@Iamsamirarora) September 16, 2022

The post has drawn a lot of attention on social media with dividing opinions from the netizens. “Looking at the ad, the whole country’s future doesn’t look so sound,” commented a user.

Looking at the ad, the whole country's future doesn't look so sound.

— Ashutosh Vishwakarma (@aashutoshaawara) September 16, 2022

While the other said, “Don’t worry. Engineers don’t rely on some newspaper ad. They find everything on their own.”

Don't worry..Engineers don't rely on some newspaper ad. They find everything on their own.

— Ajay sharma (@Ajaytweets4245) September 16, 2022

“This may be a news to you seeing it on a newspaper clip but this kind of behaviour and ads are prevalent on matrimony apps. Specially doctors and business families look down on Software Engineers for some reason(sic),” commented another.

This may be a news to you seeing it on a newspaper clip but this kind of behavior and ads are prevalent on matrimony apps. Specially doctors and business families look down on Software Engineers for some reason.

— Self Reliant (@SelfieReliant) September 16, 2022

Checkout some other reactions here:

Kya mechanical wale call kar sakte hai?

— V (@dr_vee95) September 16, 2022

pic.twitter.com/u4l1RikRqj

— Jai☀️ (@JaiParamara) September 16, 2022

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