90 Day Journey: Jenny & Sumit

Jenny has forgiven Sumit for catfishing her when they first talked online, and she has decided to move to India to be with him.

Jenny struggles to adjust to life in India as Sumit worries that his parents will discover his secret; the couple receives devastating news from an immigration lawyer, and Jenny is distraught when Sumit must leave her alone to go placate his parents.

Jenny grows restless after being left alone for over a week, so she heads out to try and find a job; Sumit promises Jenny a ring ceremony to prove his commitment to her; Jenny's daughters visit and ask Sumit uncomfortable questions about his family.

Sumit's parents learn about his relationship with Jenny, and Jenny discovers that Sumit is married; reeling from this revelation, Jenny must decide whether or not to return to the U.S.

Jenny has been back in the U.S. for five months, sleeping on her daughter's couch and living out of her suitcases; she's still processing the shocking news that Sumit has a wife; Jenny hasn't given up on love.

Sumit's brother worries that Sumit's relationship with Jenny, who is older than their mother, will bring shame to the family; concerned about their mom, Jenny's daughters urge her to ask for proof that Sumit is actually getting divorced.

In order for Jenny's wedding dreams to be a reality in India, Jenny and Sumit must have the support of Sumit's family; Sumit's parents finally agree to meet to discuss their relationship; the nerves are at an all-time high.

Sumit must go to court to face his wife's criminal complaint against him; Sumit's parents are adamant that they will contest his relationship with Jenny if he pursues it; COVID-19 brings India to a standstill.

The clock is ticking on Jenny's visa; if they aren't married within a month, Jenny will have to leave India; a disastrous meeting with Sumit's brother convinces them that they need to talk with Sumit's parents about their desire to marry.

Sumit brings Jenny to visit his astrologer, hoping for insight into their relationship; Jenny considers filing for a missionary visa as a backup plan, but her concerns about remaining in India with Sumit continue to grow.

Jenny confronts Sumit about his lack of responsibility, and she asks him to talk to his family about respecting her and including her in family events; Sumit shocks his family with news about Jenny, and his mother leaves in frustration and anger.

Sumit and Jenny have different explanations for his mother's anger, and the couple meets with his parents and a counselor; Sumit's mother announces that they will move in with the couple so she can teach Jenny the ways of an Indian wife.

Jenny wants Sumit's support while his parents are living with them; his mother criticizes Jenny's cooking and cleaning, and Jenny questions Sumit's dream that some day they will live happily together with his parents.

The family astrologer insists that Sumit and Jenny's relationship is God's will, and Sumit's mother finally has a change of heart; Jenny asks Sumit when he wants to marry, but he's hesitant to set a date.

There are no longer any roadblocks to Jenny and Sumit marrying, but Sumit still seems hesitant; the astrologer advises them to marry in the court, not a formal wedding; Sumit admits to his friend that he has been keeping a secret from Jenny.

Sumit makes a confession to Jenny, who feels betrayed; after some reflection and news that Jenny's visa is set to expire, they decide to marry in a temple without Sumit's family present.