New York-born screenwriter and playwright Jeff Goldberg has always found arranged marriages in India rather hilarious. “It’s funny how families of the bride and groom usually do the arranging, uniting two people who hardly know each other. I find it outlandish when I hear of a person marrying somebody his or her aunt chose,” he laughs. So, last year when a troupe member broached the subject of making a fun play around the concept, Goldberg jumped at the idea.