A CREATIVE singleton has rented out a billboard on the tube to try and help find himself a wife.
Jeevan Bhachu, 31, from London has set up a website in his unusual request for love, and plastered his face over adverts on the Tube.
He is hoping to catch the eye of commuters and the DJ from Ealing, West London is looking for someone who can match his “vibes.”
Jeevan has spent nearly £2,000 on billboards on the Central and Bakerloo lines at Oxford Circus station.
It features a 20ft photo of Jeevan in a pink suit, with his best pout pointing to his slogan “Best Indian you’ll takeaway.”
The dating advert will be up for two weeks, and Jeevan has already received at least 50 responses since it went up during the tube strikes last week.
Potential suitors are asked to fill out a form on his website, findjeevanawife.com, where they can upload a photo of themselves, along with telling him about their hobbies and interests.
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Jeevan, who works as a salesman said in a video on the website: “This isn’t a joke, I am looking for something long-term, leading to marriage, so I’m shooting my shot here.
“I wouldn't have gone to all this trouble of getting myself out there if this was a joke
“I’m a salesman and a marketer, and a DJ on the side so I know how to throw a party.
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“I’m always pushing outside my comfort zone, I’m spiritual into my fitness and like to travel, and so what I’m looking for is someone who’s fun who can match my vibes.
“Someone who’s humble mature, positive, and wants to make the most of life.
“So if this sounds like you fill in the form and let’s make this happen.”
He told The Sun he was inspired after Mohammad Malik, 29, rented out billboards in Birmingham earlier this year to try and find himself a lover.
This isn’t a joke, I am looking for something long-term, leading to marriage, so I’m shooting my shot here
He said: “I refined his idea, I did it in the underground station because I don’t believe in traditional marketing, and I think it’s outdated and expensive.
“I just thought when cars are driving around unless you’re in traffic you won’t see it.
"But when you are waiting for the train the first thing they have is their phone, and they can search for the website there and then.
“They have Wi-Fi on the tube so you can do it straight away.”
“I’ve tried speed dating and dating apps during Covid but they just weren’t a success, and I’ve had a few dates but I just feel like this is the best way for people to see me."
He said he has been single for a number of years, and had long term relationships in the past that haven’t worked out.
He added: “Mainly what I’m looking for. I’m open-minded to getting to know anyone and everyone but want someone who has a positive attitude and wants to make the most of life.
“Someone who is humble as well, I don’t get along well with people that are arrogant.”
“I would say not too young, not too old, I think four years difference is the furthest I would be going.”
His video has had more than 500 views already after his advert went up last week.
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