India, June 20 -- On June 6, Chetna Chakravarthy - a relationship coach with 15 years of experience, who describes herself as as a 'relationship biohacker to Oscar/Emmy winners/founders/CXOs' - shared a candid video on Instagram. Also read | 43-year-old unmarried Indian woman living alone gets honest about being single by choice: 'In love with my freedom'

Headlined with the text, 'Women should not date or marry Indian men', the video arrived at a sensitive moment, explicitly tying interpersonal relationship advice to broader societal realities.

Chetna's warning was triggered, in part, by a recent stand-up comedy 'crowd work' video by comedian Pranit More. In the clip, an audience member recounted spending Rs.370 on a date's biryani, exp...