Everyone's gonna be meeting for the first time,
all three couples. - I was really curious
about your wedding night. Y'all were both virgins. - No good. I'm getting agitated. - And it's really hard for me. (laughs) - Megan. - When I saw it, I just
couldn't take it anymore. I was just kind of like
reliving that moment. - The dowry came up. Explain it. Not
everybody gets it. - It's more of a present. - So if the dowry
wasn't given though, would you have gone
through with it? - I don't know. ♪ cheerful music ♪ ♪ cheerful music ♪
[windchimes] ♪ cheerful music ♪ ♪ pop music ♪ ♪ pop music ♪ [wind chimes] - Hi Payel! - Hey, how are you? - Good, how are you? - Wow, look at this!
This looks so nice. Good to see you.
- How are you? - Today we are having
a dinner party. We've got the couples coming
in from the East Coast. We're here on the West Coast. Everyone's gonna be meeting for the first time,
all three couples. It's gonna be a fun night
of dinner, games, partying. Are you excited to meeting
everyone? Everyone's coming! - Nervous, excited, like
I feel like we know them. - It finally closes
a loop, I feel. - I'm so excited to
meet the other couples, just because of the three
different perspectives that we all bring, but yet
there's these common threads. You know, the whole
mama's boy thing, clearly Veeral is
not the only one (laughs) that suffers from
that affliction. - So one of the things
I've got planned for today, we're gonna go and watch some
clips, so that'll be cool. - Awesome. - I want to see
everybody's reactions. It's gonna be really neat
to see their dynamics 'cause I'm sure everybody
has questions for each other. - I think I'm most excited
to meet Maria and Christian. You know, and really
Christian, why the short fuse? Like what's going on there? - Right. - It is interesting that
there's so many parallels between, you know, the
Indian way and the Gypsy way, like the nuclear family right
away, right off the bat. - Yeah but it's that way
with Meghan and Josh too. - So Meghan and I, I think
we're real contrasting. She wants to kind
of embody that 1950s housewife, and I
feel like that is very different from
what my perspective is. Honestly, this isn't
Leave It To Beaver. - Are you gonna
bring this up to her? - You think I'm
gonna chicken out? Let's get under this, let's
get deep and figure out why. ♪ Romani music ♪ - We're coming with
Christian and Maria because Christian and Maria
are still young and they need chaperones.
-They're young. - Christian can't check
into a hotel room. - I'm very excited
to go to Los Angeles. I was never in LA. - The last time I was in LA,
I was about ten, so I think-- - About 28 years. - Shh. It's been about
10 years. (laughs) - Yeah, in your dreams, okay. Where are we going? - To California. - Maria. - We're going to LA. We've never met the other
couples on Arranged. I'm looking forward
to meeting them. I'm excited to see their
version of being arranged. I want to know more about it. - [Nina] Hey Chris, did
you pick out any outfits for Maria to put
in the suitcase? - No, I'm gonna start right now. Meghan and Josh are
very different from us. I feel like the
Southern lifestyle is like a different country, and Ragini and Veeral are almost
as old as my mom and dad. I mean, it's just
gonna be weird. - I'm trying to get
everything ready. I'm really nervous about going. I have pretty much all of
Christian's stuff packed. I don't want to be
asked, you know, why am I treated like a slave? Because I'm not a slave. That's my culture
and our tradition to take care of your husband and
to take care of his family. - [Michael] Chris,
you got some money on you to buy Maria something? - I was hoping to
use your debit. - To use my debit? (laughs) - It's gonna be
interesting for all three couples to be
together in one house. - Alright, we're out of here. - [Christian] Car's waiting
for us, our luggage is here. I know that they're gonna
have some questions about us, we're gonna have some
questions about them, but of course you have
to expect the unexpected. ♪ country music ♪ [wind chimes] - We have never been
to LA, nowhere near it. - Never been in a
city as big as LA. - I am excited to see
the Hollywood sign. And I'm excited to maybe
see some famous people. How much do you think it weighs? - Might be close to 50. - [Meghan] Really? Can I
put something in your bag? - No. - [Meghan] I can't
put a hair dryer? - [Josh] Why would you
bring a hair dryer? - Because I need a hair dryer. - [Josh] The hotel
will have a hair dryer. - [Meghan] I need mine. - We're gonna be meeting
all of the other couples. - And I am so nervous. - Yeah I'm excited and nervous. - [Meghan] Taking
Gandalf into daycare. I am most nervous
about meeting Ragini. She seems very confident. She's intimidating. - There's the Capitol
Records building. I'm interested to see how
conversations go down at dinner. I want to ask Christian
a few questions about the way he acts
toward Maria and why. If Christian does disrespect
Maria in front of me, I would have to say something. ♪ gentle music ♪ - [Payel] So Josh and Meghan,
I think, are heading on over. Are you excited? - Nice, yeah, it's really
exciting to see them finally. - I think I may have defied
your order of vegetables. - (gasps) Oh my gosh! (laughs) - I know! - Okay first of all,
the skewer is this way. - Oh is that why it
wasn't going through? - The sharp part. - Oh my gosh, hon. - You married me. What
does that say about you? (doorbell rings) - [Meghan] I'm nervous. - [Josh] Yeah. - Hello! - Hey! How are you? - I'm well! Look at you! - I love your dress. - Welcome! - Thanks! Thank
you for having us. - Welcome to LA. - So nice to meet you! - You look gorgeous! Ragini kind of scares
me a little bit. She is older than me, she
knows a lot more than me, and I just don't want to say
something and sound stupid. - Well cheers,
guys! Welcome to LA. - [Meghan] Thank
you for having us. - [Ragini] My pleasure. - [Josh] Yeah great
to meet y'all. - Two arranged marriages. - I know, right? (laughs) - How is it? How
are you guys doing? - We're doing great
I think. I think. - Yeah, I'm good, no I'm good. - How are y'all doing? - You know, we're good. - Okay so you guys, for me,
the elephant in the room. Christian and Maria. - It's fired you
up a little bit. - I would just never
talk down to Meghan. - If Josh ever said
anything to me, I mean, I'm gonna snap
right back at him. You're not gonna
talk to me like that. - He can be a little (bleep). Give the girl some
respect, this is just. - I agree, 100 percent. - This is just too much. - If he talks to her
like that tonight... there'll be problems. - I feel like the girls are
probably gonna gang up on me and tell me, "Why do you
let him treat you like that? "You need to speak
up for yourself." - I'm expecting the worst. I'm expecting that
they're gonna kill me. (knock) - Don't punch him
right away, okay? - Welcome! - Hi! - Come on in! - We brang you some flowers. - So nice to meet
you, I'm Payel. - Hi, I'm Christian. - Christian, nice to meet you. - Maria, nice to meet you. - [all] Hi! - How are you? - I'm good, how are you doing? - Oh you guys are so cute! - Nice to finally meet you man. - [Christian] Hopefully they
realize that I've changed and that I was just adjusting
to the marriage lifestyle and that I was a kid
trying to become a man. - So my husband's
watching the show and my husband sees your
dad, and my husband goes, "Why do they keep
showing his brother?" - Yeah they're like
our age, literally. - My mom is 38 and my
dad just turned 38. - Wow. That is a
scary thought, right? That's why you go for the wine. (laughs) - I mean take it like
this, my grandfather is 56. - Wow. - My parents are 70. - My dad is 63. - Wow. That's something
about our culture, though. They have families
at a very young age. That way you could see your
great-great-grandfather. - Right. - [Josh] Do you talk to
girls before you get married? - You don't really talk to
girls before you get married. It's weird because
you're waiting on your family to arrange you. - Girls are like kept in a-- - Bottle. - Yeah basically, like they
don't want them to talk to any boys and they even take
them out of school earlier. - Growing up in the
States, in New York, I mean, how do you feel? - It's normal for
us to not, you know, we have girlfriends
and everything, but we don't have
boys to talk to. - So you never went to
like prom or anything? Those types of things? - No. - So what happens when
you guys go to parties? - At parties or
weddings or whatever, it's a bunch of Gypsy people
and the guys usually hang out with the guys and the girls
hang out with the girls. - So it's like a big
middle school party until you get married. When do you start having kids? - My mom and dad had me
at 19, 20, so I mean. - So y'all are about
to get started? - Well it's whatever God wants. I put it in God's hands. I mean, I don't know
when we'll have kids. - Do you practice safe sex until
you think you're ready, or? - You don't have to answer that. - Next question. - You can plead the
fifth, it's fine. - We'll talk later. - I want to say thank you
for coming to my home. I hope you guys enjoy
your night, but just know nothing is off limits. Anyone can ask anything so just be prepared. Cheers guys. - That might be the scariest
toast I've ever heard. - Yeah and I'm your brother!
Like what the hell. (laughs) - [all] Cheers! - We met the couples.
They were very outspoken. They talk about things that are kinda disrespectful
to our culture. They're a little pushy and I
think that it's just not right. I'm trying to keep
my cool, but I mean, I'm gonna get a
little sick of it, and if that happens, I mean, I
don't know what I'm gonna say. (doorbell rings) - I heard the doorbell ringing. I'll be right back,
let's see who's here! So we have some surprise guests. Meghan. - [Meghan] I felt
so embarrassed but I knew I couldn't sit
at the table anymore. I had to get up and walk away. Just kinda back
off a little bit. ♪ lively music ♪
[wind chimes] ♪ lively music ♪ - Veeral, I'll let you lead us. - Please, let's go
to the man station. Let's grill these bad boys. We got some beers here. - I'll sit right here? - Yeah I'm gonna
sit in the shade. I don't wanna get sunburn. - Let's crack open some beers
and start grilling, guys. - I'll take a Coke
or a Pepsi, whatever. (laughs) - Every time I'm
in your kitchen, I end up having too much wine. - I know because I
think you're nervous. - I get nervous when I'm in
my mother-in-law's kitchen. You know, it can be
something just as simple as - [both] cutting a bell pepper. - "That's not how
you do it, Meghan, "You should do it like
this, oh I cannot believe you don't know how to do this." - How bout you, Maria,
like the meatloaf, the first time you had to make? - How was that? - It was a little nervousing
that everyone was just standing around watching me,
watching what I was doing. That was like, "why are
you guys staring at me?" - We're all staring at her. - Yeah we're staring
at her cutting carrots. - It's getting me nervous. This is my first big test. If this meal doesn't
come out good, I don't know what I'm gonna do. - I can't even cook for myself,
much less a whole household. - I look forward to being
a stay-at-home mom one day. - You do? - Oh yeah. - It's a lot of work.
It's a job times ten. - Right, and I
think it's important to be able to juggle both, being a working woman and being a mom. - When I think of roles in
Southern traditional families, I see it as back in the 1950s
where the wife stays at home and she cooks and
she cleans, with lots of kids in my
huge stone house. - When you said the 1950s
housewife, I gotta say, I feel like at this point we've
come so far from the 1950s. You know, I don't need
to be in the kitchen wearing a frock and pearls
and be like, you know, "here I am,
quintessential housewife!" - [Payel] Apparently I am
the quintessential housewife - Right and you know, I
didn't mean that out of any disrespect, but I feel
like what I would want is to kind of be the modern
version of doing those things. So yeah maybe I
hire a chef because I'm making that much
money, you know. I want to hustle like that. - [Meghan] Look, I grew up with
my mom working her butt off and not being able to come to
a lot of my school functions like cheerleading competitions
and things like that. I want to be there
for my kids because she couldn't because
work got in the way, and Josh wants the
same thing for me. He wants me to be able
to be there for our kids and he's gonna be the same way. That's why he chose
to go into radiology because of the schedule. - [Josh] So I do have a
few questions for you, man. I was really curious
about your wedding night. You do look a
little bit nervous. - I have to be a little nervous. - [Veeral] It's a little
taboo in your culture. - There we go again.
I can't talk about it. You guys can talk more, whatever
you want to talk about but. - Well it does seem
like Meghan and I are definitely the most open I
guess as far as our sex goes. - We were talking
earlier about experiences with women prior
to your wedding. Was it just nerve-racking
never knowing-- - Was it nerve-racking
never talking to Maria? Yes. It was nerve-racking not knowing
her, it was nerve-racking not ever really seeing,
seeing her from a distance. - How was it never
really, I'm assuming that y'all were both
virgins wedding night. - No good. I'm getting agitated. We can't, just, we can't
talk about it. Can't. My culture means a lot to me. You shouldn't be
disrespecting me like that. I mean, I had to get mad at him and I had to show
him that, you know, I'm not this pushover,
you know what I'm saying. You're not gonna
keep bothering me and keep mentioning things
that shouldn't be mentioned so don't get me involved
in the conversation after I told you that
I'm not gonna do it. I hope that the girls are
a little more understanding with Maria than what
the guys are with me. - Ladies, we have to talk about your wedding night experiences. - So I thought we should
maybe play a clip. - [Ragini] Let's do it. - That's me. - Uh oh! - Today is the first day of
our marriage. I'm a wife! (laughs) - Now that we're married,
we can have sex a lot. - That's normally what
married people do, so yes. Well our family, they
stayed at the hotel so that morning when we
got up and we saw them, I kinda felt like putting
my head down a little bit 'cause you know that they're
thinking, "what happened?" - What about you, Maria? - Was it awkward? - I can't talk about that. - Why is it that you can't? - It's just very disrespectful. To my family, to everyone. - Do you hold hands? - We don't do holding hands. - You don't even do that. - But we don't show
anything at all. And it's very hard for
people to take that in, to understand that, like how
don't you hold hands even or just stuff like
that don't happen. - Well I mean obviously
you hold hands, obviously things happen,
it's just something you don't necessarily
talk about. - Or do in front of people. This is a little
bit awkward because we came here and now
we're hanging out with these people that
we really don't know. I feel like everyone is
disrespecting our culture a little bit because
they just keep on going on and on and talking
about stupid things, so it makes me uncomfortable
and it's just not right. It's just not right. [wind chimes] - So guys welcome again. Once again I'm welcoming
you guys into my home. Let's enjoy our dinner. We're gonna have a
fun night tonight. We're gonna be playing
clips for you guys and I want to see
your guys's thoughts and what you think of what's
been going on thus far. - I'm really scared right now. - [Meghan] I am too. - Are you scared? - Yeah, I don't know, it's
always weird to see yourself on camera, much less
with everyone there. - Well I think there's a
lot of burning questions that we all have for each other and I mean this is the sort of perfect time and way to do it. - I'm preparing to get killed. - So on that note,
I'm sure you guys had a great time in experiencing
your own wedding but I think it's great
to take a look back. Here we go! ♪ gentle music ♪ - Hi! - Oh god help me. (laughs) - She's a good lady in training. She's a Southern
lady in training. We're trying to teach her, we
are constantly correcting her. She eats good Southern
food too. She loves to eat. - That's gonna be a problem. Big problem. - Being caught in the middle
of two very powerful women and what they want is
definitely tough, but Southern men are in
a way mama's boys. You know, mama's
always gonna win. (laughs) - So what was it like
dealing with that stress? - It kinda pissed me off. It's my wedding
and the spotlight was on his mom, I mean come on. - And since then my mom
has had to adjust a lot to not being the woman
in my life, Meghan is. My mom is understanding
that a lot more now. - It was definitely
worth it because she would have been
pissed at me if they-- - It just would've
started everything - It would have
started everything - And now my mom
always has that moment and it makes her happier
than it makes me. - So Veeral, Ragini,
I was at your wedding. So let's take a look back at
Veeral and Ragini's nuptials. - I'm gonna marry you tomorrow. I can't believe
that's happening. Did you write your vows yet? - I haven't written my vows yet! - You haven't written
your vows yet? - Zero. Nada. - Veeral, that's not good. Veeral, my vows are so
good they made me cry. - [Ragini watching] I
said my vows made me cry. - Your vows made you cry? My
vows will make you cry too. - I can't believe that Veeral
has not written his vows yet. I'm gonna go out there. What is going on? This should have been set up. I don't want them to come
and it to look like this. Not to be completely
Bridezilla, but this day is for the bride,
so just do what I say. - You look amazing. - I almost started crying. - She looks stunning
and I've never seen her that pretty in my life. This is the girl I want to
spend the rest of my life with. I take you to be my best friend, my faithful partner and my love. - You find that on the net? - [Veeral watching] I
wrote it dude, geez. - I will forever be
there to laugh with you, to lift you up
when you are down, and to love you unconditionally through all our
adventures and a life that we are gonna make together. (clapping) - Veeral, your smile
and your energy have healing powers for me. I know with you by my side,
I can conquer anything. I promise to be loving,
patient, and faithful to you. I promise to bear
one to nine children since I know that
is a requirement to After it is said and done,
I pray that we meet again in every lifetime, and in every
lifetime I get to be your wife. I love you. (clapping and cheering) - [Payel] You pulled
it off with your vows. - Last minute, short, sweet. - [Payel] Yeah I have to
admit, they were good. But your vows really
brought the tears. - The kids, the
cooking, all the things that I know mean a lot to you. - So did it make up for
your Bridezilla moment? - Well I would've handled
it the same way you did. I would have just been
like, "oh my goodness, "why is this not ready?" - His family is the one
that does the weddings and the engagement
parties and everything, so if anybody would freak out
about something like that, it would be my mother-in-law
because I'm not there to be a Bridezilla. - To be freaked out,
you're just showing up. - With you guys, it was
as you said, your parents. - It was yeah, it was
all my mom's imagination. - It was all her? All her. Well let's take a look
at your mom's imagination and see how it pans out. - Oh dear lord (bleep). (laughs) - Whatever you like just tell
me. Don't be embarrassed. - Today is the first
time I'm actually alone with my soon-to-be
mother-in-law. - It's the biggest dress
I have in the store. - Take this one. I wanna
see how she looks in it. - It's making me realize
that this will be my mother. - I'm gonna look
at the (mumbles). - I'm falling on this dress. - That looks so beautiful. - It's itchy. - Very pretty. That's
what caught my eye. So are you ready for marriage,
you think you're ready? I can only imagine how you feel. I mean you know me, but
you don't know me know me. I could be the devil. (laughter) - Good to see you.
How's everything? - How are ya? - Good. - Right now I'm really
nervous about the wedding. All the traditions
need to be fulfilled. I paid a dowry for Maria. I paid somewhere between
10 and 15 thousand dollars. That's the average price. You pay a dowry for
our daughters because you know, they're
going to a new family. And we want them to treat them a little more because
they're paid for them. You know, if I was to buy
this shirt for 500 dollars, I'm gonna take care
of it a little more than I would take care
of it for nothing. - [Josh] That might not
have been the best analogy. - I got it for free. I
might just throw it around. - I think it was off
the top of the head. - [Payel] I get it. I thought it was cool that
you actually went shopping for your dress with
your mom-in-law. That's something I actually
did with my mother-in-law. That's pretty cool. - That's something I would
never do with my mother-in-law. - Really. - Why? - Because I feel like it's just I would want to pick my choice, I don't want to feel
obligated to pick her choice. - So guys on the last
clip, the dowry came up. Explain it. Not
everybody gets it. I mean, paying for a bride. - It's not like we're
paying for Maria. By no means do we buy people.
People are not for sale. It's more of a present saying
"Thank you for your daughter." You know, "We appreciate
what you're doing for us." "You're giving your
daughter to our son." Like Maria's mom
and dad are used to having Maria in the house. Maria would cook,
Maria would clean, Maria would help them,
and now that's gone. - Indian people have dowry
as well, but I'm gonna challenge Christian
on one thing. You did refer to her family
no longer has the help. So it felt like when
you were saying that that you were saying "she's
coming over to now be "the cook and the cleaning
for this new house." - No what I mean by that is
she was taught by her mom to take care of the
house, and I mean it might be a little old
school, like 1920s, 1930s. - Yeah, it is. - So if the dowry wasn't given
though, it would have been disrespectful to Maria's family. How would you feel if like
they didn't give a gift? - To me and to I
guess every Gypsy it would have been a little
disrespectful because-- - It would have
been a little weird. - That's a way of
saying thank you so for you to take my daughter
and not give me anything. - Would you have
gone through with it? - Answer her question. - Would you have
gone through with it? - Would I have gone
through with it if they didn't give
anything to my family? I don't know. [wind chimes] - So if the dowry
wasn't given though, would you have gone
through with it? - Would I have gone
through with it if they didn't give
anything to my family? I don't know. - That was a terrible answer. - (laughs) I don't know. - Maybe she's conflicted. - You should have said
that you would have been with me no matter what. - Aww. - Would you say that
there are some Gypsy girls that are forced into
this, that maybe don't feel the way that you do? - No because we're
learned this way. - [Christian] Taught. - But there's not one
Gypsy girl out there that might not want to
cook, clean, and stay home? - Ragini, Ragini, let
me say, that still is in our tradition too,
you know that, right? - Well I don't think so. - No it is, it is. It is, girls are
taught in our culture-- - She wasn't taught jack shit. - I was taught to
work and hustle. - You're the exception. - Yeah there could be some
women that are raised not to-- - Some women that may not
want to do it but they feel like they have to conform. - You know what, if they
don't want to do it, let them get a maid,
that's all I got to say. - Okay so that is possible,
that you can say, like, I'm gonna get married,
but I'm gonna get a maid. - Of course! - The thing is, I think
that everyone can do both. I clean, cook, take care of him, take care of his
family, and I work. - That's great. - But for you to say
it's been forced on. - I didn't say that at all.
Did you hear me say that? - No people on social
media do say that's slavery and you're forced
to, but it's not. - But the point is
if Maria wants to be a housewife, she
can be a housewife. If she wants to
work, fine, whatever she wants to do, she could do. - Okay guys so clearly
Maria wasn't forced into as they were saying, like
slavery and all this. This is something you
want to do, you're happy. So let's take a
look at this clip. ♪ Romani music ♪ Uh oh. - (mumbles) you're on the game. - Are you serious right now? - Get off the game.
I'm very serious. - Get away. - I don't want to! That's all you do
is play the game. I never see you. - Because you never talk. - How about because-- - Shut up. - Well I don't talk
because every time I talk you always give me an attitude. - I give you an attitu I give you an attitude - That was bad guys, I was mad. I said something that
shouldn't have been said. - You're only happy when
you're with everybody else but when you're
with me you're mad. - Don't raise your voice at me. - Yes I could, don't
talk to me like that. - I don't like when you
raise your voice at me. I could raise my voice at you, you can't raise
your voice at me. Maybe if you was
more like my mother, more like your sister. You don't talk. You
don't do nothing. - Don't compare me to people. I'm my own person. Do I compare you
to anybody else? - No but you don't
understand what I'm saying. - No I understand. - [Payel] You're not listening! - I'm happy with
everyone else because they give me a conversation. - You make me feel like
maybe you made a mistake. - Well you know
what, maybe I did. - Oh really. Then why don't I just go. I'll just leave and maybe
your life will be better. Maybe you'll be happy again. - Wow. - I'll say, that
was the scene that made me the maddest all season. - I don't know what
was wrong with me. I mean watching it, I
apologized to her just now. I mean it's just,
it wasn't right. I was talking to her like
she was my younger sister, bossing her around and
telling her what to do and when to do it and then it
starts to look like slavery. That's why I understand that
some people were saying that. After this I figured out
that nothing's that serious. - And I told him
how I felt and he actually stopped and listened. And now he's a different person. - Just so that you
don't feel bad, you guys aren't the only
ones who have had issues. Let's take a look. - Oh (sigh) okay
it's not us. Not yet. - Thank you.
- Thank you. - I'm always one to seek
out help when I need it and we're gonna go see a
spiritual adviser for that. - Oh [bleep]. - I think it's gonna be
my temper coming out now. I'm very kind of
anal retentive and neurotic about lifestyle, what
I eat, how much I work out. And for Veeral, I think
it's a little different. - I want you to reenact
a recent argument. Be in it and don't be afraid. - You promised in front of God that you would have
one to nine kids. - One to nine doesn't
mean it has to be coming out of my own body,
it doesn't mean it has to be during these critical years.
- It's implied! - No it doesn't
- What do you think? - Sad. - What do you think? - Crazy. - Bigger. - You're badgering me. - Psycho-ass [bleep]. - [bleep] you, [bleep]. (laughter) - I think you and
Christian are like that. In the show you
guys look so bossy. (laughter) - I can relate to Veeral
on some things because he is very hard on me, and
it's different when it's coming from a male
instead of a female because then sometimes it makes
me feel bad about my body. - You know what he
means is probably it's good for your mental
health and it's good for your physical health, so
there's only benefits to be had. - And she agrees. - I do agree. - Every time that she
wakes up early and-- - But it's a very
sensitive subject. - It's very sensitive
and it hurts. - She says stuff to me about how she feels bad and I'm like-- - Then do something about it. - Yeah don't complain about
it, do something about it. - You know I push Veeral
to exercise because it's such a big part of my
life and he used to have some issues in that area and
it's a hard thing to dial back. - Back to you guys. Let's take a look
at Meghan and Josh. - Keep going. - No! You're gonna make
me fall on my face. - Run! Meghan is not feeling it at all. - I think my chins are shaking. (laughter) - Something wrong with you? 'Cause that sucked. - No I just don't feel
good about myself. - Alright well to feel better
you're gonna have to work. I'll tell you what you need to
eat, if you'll listen to me. - I think we should go
down the chip aisle. Do they have a chip aisle? - No. (laughter) - Oh my god. - Nope, 38 grams of sugar. - Is that bad? - Yeah! (laughter) - Joshua! Why don't I just
have this last sweet tea and then I can start tomorrow. - Why did we do any of the
stuff that we did today if all you're gonna
do is just give up and go drink more sweet tea? - I feel like you want
me to be more like you and I'm not like you. - Alright. Well here let
me have some sweet tea. I can't have a little? - Just a little bit,
but don't drink it all. - Thank you. - Josh! No for real you better not. That's my last one! Please don't do that. - Totally cool, Josh. - Not cool. - Here you go. I'll
fill it up with water. - That's messed up man. - Not at all. You were
trying to help her. - I had to teach her. - I just need to go right now. I just don't want him
to see me like this. He tries really hard and I
know he's just telling me that to help me, but I know
I'm not making him happy and it's just
really hard for me. - Meghan! music ♪ ♪ dreary music ♪ [wind chimes] - Meghan. Meghan! - I felt so embarrassed
but I knew I couldn't sit at
the table anymore. I had to get up and
walk away because that fight, when I saw it I
just couldn't take it anymore. It's just kinda like
reliving that moment. - It's alright. - It's hard for me to see that. Did you see how Veeral and
Ragini, that is how we are. But it's opposite. - All I know is that
these two used to both be like 250 pounds
and I just work towards helping Veeral to
maintain that because-- - But you've never
been big and you never realize the
commitment it takes. It's a sensitive
subject, you know. - I just remembered how
I felt in that moment and I had gained weight
since the wedding and... - I don't think you
need to do anything. I think you're perfect. - Just kind of back
off a little bit. - Okay. - Okay. - Will you hug me and kiss me? - Yep. - I love you. - Love you. - What is sweet tea,
is that iced tea? (laughter) - It's like a Southern
thing, I think. It's sweetened but
like times two. - It's Lipton tea bags, ice,
and like 20 pounds of sugar. - Yeah. - Sorry about that. - Are you okay? - I had a moment. - Well you did, Josh, taking
that sweet tea away from her, Ragini's done this to me
before where I could see why that really hurt you
when Josh did that. I felt the same way like, "why the hell would
you do that to me?" - It hurts me that
you think that I'm coming from a bad
place for this. - You know what else
Josh, you seem like a really high achiever
and I get that. I feel like I push myself in
every aspect, so it's hard to recognize you can't impose
it on your partner always and Veeral often has been
like "keep me on track, "don't let me do this, if
I try to just stop me," and then when I do it, I'm
like, "well you told me to." - It's a very sensitive subject. You know, we've asked for
help and you have to not jump your boundaries, because
if you do it, it backfires. - Well that was a fun dinner. - Interesting. - So how bout on a lighter
note we go into the patio for some dessert and some games? - Sounds like fun. - And no sweet tea. (laughter) ♪ lively music ♪ - Alright guys,
come out this way. Let's play some games! - As long as we're not
watching any more clips. (laughter) (doorbell rings) - I heard the doorbell ringing. I'll be right back.
Let's see who's here. - God I don't think we need
anymore surprises today. - [Payel] Hi, so nice
to meet you. Welcome. Come on out guys. So we have some surprise guests. - Hi! - Nina and Michael! - Hi, nice to meet you. - Ragini, Veeral. - So nice to meet you. - You look amazing. Let me tell you something.
You're beautiful. - Thank you. Same to you. Gorgeous. - Alright guys, have
a seat, have a seat. - Was Christian behaving? - Very much so, yes. - He was a gentleman. - How did you guys
feel after watching all this play out, as parents? - I was surprised at Christian. I looked at himlike, "Christian,
my goodness. You're so evil." (laughs) - But he doesn't
necessarily know, right? Because he hasn't been
in a relationship. - Yeah and what I seen
about you is you guys are very very close to our culture. In our culture, you're not
allowed to date before marriage. - In ours either, but we... - Sneakily? (laughter) - You're not allowed
to date but-- - I think it's done
sneakily in ours too. - But yeah you
don't know. (laughs) - What did you do? (laughter) - Alright guys,
we are gonna play the Newly Arranged game. (cheering) - Okay so what I'm gonna do
is I'm gonna hand out these dry erase boards to the ladies, I'm gonna ask you guys
questions, and then the men will have to guess
what the ladies write. So don't look,
don't cheat. Ready? Write down what
your husband thinks is his best physical feature. - I think we all
know Maria's answer. (laughter) (whispers) - Wait, Ragini,
did you just cheat? - No! - Did you whisper something? - No! - Okay. - Veeral. - I think she would
say my jawline. - What is it what
is it what is it? - His smile. - Christian. - My hair. (clapping, cheering) - Josh. - Face. - I was gonna put that
but I was thinking when you worked out, your arms. - So you guys got that wrong. In the lead are the Millers. Question two. While you and your husband were watching episodes of Arranged, who was the one
person your husband was the most irritated by? Got it? Okay, Veeral. - It was Christian. (laughter)
[wind chimes] - Wow. - Alright, who is it, Christian? - I'm gonna say Ragini. And don't get mad. - I picked you, you
have a right to pick me. - Who did you write? - I got that wrong. (laughs) - Josh? Why would
I be mad at Josh? (laughter) This guy benches like
335, what are you doing? - Alright guys. Josh,
what do you think? - Christian. - Not anymore, I swear. - Everybody hates me! - My god, guys. You're hating on my husband. - Aww. - Losers! (laughter) - Oh my god. - Next question, next question. What is your husband's
most irritating habit? - Oh. - He has so many. - So many? (laughs) Got it? Do we all have it? (Ragini whispers)
- [Veeral] No. - What? - What? What, no it's not! - Are you sure? - No no I didn't, I didn't. - Veeral. - Not putting down
the toilet lid. - So Ragini, what is it? Not doing the dishes. - Ahh okay. - Alright, Christian. - It's biting my nails. - Biting nails. - Are you a nail biter? - Josh, what's your
most irritating habit? - Probably blowing my nose. - Not making the bed, come on! - It's anti-habit! (clapping) lectronic music ♪ ♪ electronic music ♪ [wind chimes] - Christian and Maria
are in the lead! Look at that. And now it's time for the men. - This is where we lose. - Our marriage would be perfect if my wife and I could
just agree on blank. - I got it! (Ragini whispers) I wasn't!
- Ragini is cheating? - Yes she was cheating! - I wasn't cheating, I was
saying "write the answer!" - She's very competitive.
She hates to lose. - No I was like,
"write the answer." - "I'm not cheating"
but yet it's on camera! - That doesn't count then! - It's not gonna count.
It's not gonna count. Maria. - Video games. - Oh yeah. - I thought he was gonna say
either that or listening. - How do you like that? - He listens! - Alright, Meghan. - Just finances and
how we spend our money. (laughter) - No. - No? What is it? - Morning routine
and wake-up time. - Well that's one too. - The next question. What is your wife's
most irritating habit? - If you don't get
this right, I'm... - Okay, Veeral and Ragini. - Do it, Ragini. - Biting my nails. - Nail biting! - Maria and Christian. - I think cutting my cuticles. - Oh that was a good one! No, putting on makeup
like 150 times a day. - You make me look
like I'm a drag queen. (laughter) - That's not what I meant! - Alright, Meghan. - Sleeping in. - Yes, oh my gosh! - Good job! - Last question, right? - Alright, what percentage
of the housework does your wife actually do? Ragini. - We get a housekeeper once
a week so I would say 25%? - What? - What about you guys? - I guess 50 'cause
we both clean. - That's good! - Wow, dang! - I thought you
were gonna say 100! - No because you
guys share our house so there's two
girls in the house. (groans) - Meghan. - Ninety-five. - Ninety-five? (laughter) The winners of the Newly
Arranged game are the Millers. (clapping) - Can we clap for ourselves? - I thought we were gonna lose. - Me too! - You did a good job. - You guys do know each other. - We know each other. You guys lived with each other,
you don't know each other. You guys... - Maria, what's
going on? (laughter) - [Veeral] Damn, those are
fighting words right now. - Christian.
(laughter) - She's got feistiness in her. - I love it. - We whipped them. We
kicked their butts. - Yeah, we really killed them. - It wasn't even close. And you know what,
I learned that me and Maria really
do know each other. - We really do know each other, a lot more than
we actually think. - It was wonderful
to really get to know each and every one of you. All of the myths that we've had have been dispelled and
I think that's great. The one question I do have is
what are your future plans? - So far we've been
working together and we're getting better
at just knowing each other. In the future
probably have a family and see what happens from there. - Nice. Meghan, Josh? - Having babies soon. - Yeah we're planning
to have kids soon. And living by ourselves now, without a roommate,
which is nice. - No snakes. - No snakes right now. - And you guys? - I see a family in
the future, you know. - I think the next step is
maybe starting with a dog. Careers I think is
obviously the number one. - I feel that America might
see this and say like, "oh my gosh, she
walks all over you" but there is give
and take in this relationship, like
any relationship. It's not the final
destination, it's the journey that we have with our partner,
that's what's important. - Well on that note,
I hope you guys have a safe safe
journey home and thank you so much
once again for coming. - Thank you for having us. - Marriage is work for everyone, no matter how picture
perfect it might look. - Let's hug it out. Thank you so much. - I even used tonight
to learn a little bit. - Yeah, we didn't win the game and I thought I
knew him so well. We still have a lot to learn. - It was such a pleasure. - Thank you. - Thank you for coming. - Tonight was fantastic. - The best part I think was just having so many
things in common with the couples because I thought we was totally gonna be
totally different. - I'll see you in a couple days. - Nice meeting you too. (laughs) - It was so much fun just
meeting the other couples and seeing how many
commonalities we actually have. - I felt Josh and
you are very similar. Your working-out
tendencies, your diet. - But I'm also similar to
Christian in some ways. - Your craziness and
anger issues. (laughs) - It was so wonderful
to meet you guys. - Thank you for having us. - I thought that
Ragini was gonna be stuck up and she wasn't. - She looked mean,
but she's not. - And I thought
Meghan, I thought she was gonna be like an
airhead, but she's not. - All of them are
very intelligent. - Very nice people. - Very very smart. - The way they speak
is very perfect. - Thanks guys. Good night! - At the end of the
day, culture aside, we were all arranged, and
that's the main thing. We relate to married
couples that are newlyweds. - [Voiceover] Next on a
special Rearranged episode. You'll see some of the wildest-- - Don't yell at me. - Don't roll. Guys, stop. - [Voiceover] And most shocking
moments from the series. - I don't think a woman
should be president. - [Voiceover] Tune in for
outtakes from tonight's episode. - Quiet please, lock it up. - They call them
the spawn of Satan. - I didn't know that one. - Yeah, I didn't
want to tell you. - [Voiceover] Along
with revealing never-before-seen clips
from the entire season. - Oh what did I hit? - Veeral No!
