Family of Rahul
Perth
For their son, 38 · Chef
Looking for a Punjabi match in Perth, WA? Khandaan is where families across Perth list a profile for a son or daughter and make a respectful first introduction, family to family.
3 families are listed in Perth right now.
Perth
For their son, 38 · Chef
Perth
For their daughter, 31 · Dentist
Perth
For their daughter, 25 · Software Engineer
Punjabi is one of the fastest-growing languages in Australia: at the 2021 Census about 239,000 people spoke it at home, up roughly 80% on 2016. Most are Sikh families, and many Hindu Punjabi families and Muslim families from Pakistani Punjab speak it too.
Every Khandaan profile states its religion up front, so you can see at a glance whether a family is Sikh, Hindu or Muslim. Anything more specific, like whether the household is Amritdhari, which part of Punjab the family comes from, or whether Punjabi is spoken at home, belongs in the family’s own introduction.
A match across the country means flights, longer introductions by video or phone, and an honest conversation about where the couple will live. Khandaan keeps the first conversation between the two families, so those questions can be raised early and respectfully.
Where families live, shop for a wedding and come together in Perth.
Canning Vale has one of Perth’s largest Indian communities, about one in ten residents at the 2021 Census, and nearby Harrisdale and Piara Waters in the south-east have grown quickly.
Profiles on Khandaan show the city only, never the suburb.
Diwali Mela · October
The Indian Society of WA’s Diwali Mela, a two-day festival held at Langley Park on the river foreshore in 2025.
Diwali by the coast · October
Smaller Diwali festivals at Scarborough Beach and E Shed in Fremantle have run in recent years.
A few long-established ones, not a full list. Many families find a match through their own masjid, mandir or gurdwara as well.
Listed as a local starting point. Khandaan is not connected with any of these places or events, and dates change every year, so check with the organisers.
A parent, sibling or the candidate sets it up in a few minutes. No credit card.
Read profiles by city, age, education and occupation. Photos stay private.
Unlock unlimited introductions with one $79 payment (GST included), by PayID.
Full details and photos open only once the other family says yes.
Creating and listing a profile is free, with no credit card. To send introductions you pay $79 once, GST included, by PayID, and that unlocks unlimited introductions. There is no subscription. Matchmakers list for free.
Khandaan is built for families, not for individuals swiping on strangers. A parent or relative can create the profile, introductions go from one family to another, and photos stay private until both families agree to connect.
ID checks are optional. A member can send a photo of a government ID and a selfie, a Khandaan team member reviews them, and the photos are deleted once checked. Profiles that have passed carry a badge. It is a basic check, not a background check, so families should still make their own enquiries.
Yes. You can browse matchmakers who list on Khandaan, and those who have had an ID check carry a badge. Matchmakers list for free, and there are no extra fees for the families they work with.
No. Sikh, Hindu and Muslim Punjabi families all list on Khandaan, along with families from many other Indian and Pakistani communities. Each profile states its religion, and the family’s introduction can say more, such as language at home or where the family is from.
Yes. Khandaan lists families who live in Australia, by city, so you can search Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Canberra or the Gold Coast from one free account.
Yes. Profiles are searchable by city across Australia from one account, so you can start with Perth and widen the search whenever your family is ready.