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Not getting love on Tinder? Jatinder for 'brown' people is what you need!
And that is why comedian and YouTube personality Jus Reign has come up with a desi option: Jatinder, Tinder for brown people!

Screen grab from the video[/caption]"You can add your caste to my profile page, you can view not just your interest's profession, but also her/his father's profession and it also makes it easier for you to find someone who can make chai for you."What more? If you want to be fixed up with someone, the app will enable you to send a fax to each others' parents with the help of an 'arrange me' button.The three-minute clip also tells you that the app has a hands-free option!There's more. If you hated Tinder because that one girl who matched after 50 right swipes refused to reply to your messages, Jatinder is bound to make you happy. "If she does not respond after 10 messages, her account will be suspended for 5 days," says Jus Reign.Watch the video above to know more.Think it's a great idea? Maybe you should start a petition to make it a reality!First Published:Nov 24, 2014, 15:44:33 IST
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