And why do they call clients "cases" like they're working in law office or doing social work?
I quite like the show, but these two things really bug me! 🤢
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The firm's name is "RISHTA.COM"...
Probably they felt it was a marriage beur with a difference...as in new age. "Matchmaking service of the 21st century" where the actual getting along is important.Client is a term used in place of "customer " I guess. 😊
'Rishta.com' is the name of the firm where they work. And as for the 'cases', I suppose it's adopting official vocabulary for official work. Because it is official, at least the way it has been depicted on the show. It's a business venture, after all. I'm sort of echoing the previous reply, but yes, it highlights a more professional, modern-day approach to match-making.