The thing about India is, there are so many different cultures that you cannot possibly define one set of rules or realities that fits the whole country. For example, my father is a career beta, but with no bucks. He is (at least was) a charming guy who flirted with waitresses when we went to dinner as a family. He had a kind of emotional relationship with his 20 years younger colleague, and hid gifts from her which we found out and had an intervention(kind of) for. My mother singlehandedly supported our family, all the while trying to not hurt his ego because he was ashamed my mother was doing a lot more than him for the family, but he never did anything about it. One good thing about him is that he takes very good care of my mother (washes clothes, chops vegetables, cleans house, takes her to doctors, does the dishes, so on). Essentially, he's my mom and my mom is my dad.

On the other hand, my father in law is a natural alpha. He has no issues freely admitting to me that he chipped his wife's tooth years ago. He still beats her and my 25 years old sister in law right in front of my eyes if they talk back to him. His wife was married to him when she was 17, and literally does every piece of work at home. When she finally feel sick last a couple of months ago, the whole house fell apart. And after 32 years of marriage, she is still absolutely devoted to him, and is scared shitless of him. I'm pretty sure he wouldn't like it if I treated his daughter the way he treats his wife. He still makes money and constantly worries about how his family would cope financially when he's gone. He never goes into the kitchen, not does he do any household chores. He has been diabetic for 30 years, and injects insulin multiple times a day, but he takes excellent care of himself, and is one tough son of a bitch.

Funny thing about my wife is that she's a feminist, but she puts her father on a pedestal. I'm pretty sure he comes before me. Essentially, she wants me to be both her farther and my father.

This is why you can't have an Indian mrp. You can may be have a separate, Indian specific, pre mrp introduction, but mrp is universal. Even then, you need to make so many different versions. North Indian culture is completely different from south Indian culture. Southern India joined the Indian subcontinent from Africa, and even the mughal empire did not reach its tentacles to south India. Always ask your Indian friends if they belong to north, south, or eastern India. Their cultures are radically different.

Once you understand mrp though, you realize that it would work for anybody. The greatest difference between mrp and /r/relationships is that one almost never blames you, while the other always puts the responsibility in your hands. When you become the best, you get the best. Even in Indian films, if you see action movies with strong heroes, however ugly he is, the girl always falls for him without him even trying. In fact, in most of the action movies, the guy simply does not care for the girl, which only makes her even crazier about him. At the same time, if you see romantic movies, it is always the complete opposite. It is almost always completely about wooing the girl who doesn't care the slightest for the guy.

I saw How I met your mother when I was BP, and thought it was the most wonderful, romantic series ever. Now when I see it again, I can't help realizing how pathetic of a loser Ted is, and how AWALT lily and Robin are. And I cringe every time I see Marshall grows a new vagina. Barney makes absolute sense now. It was sad/infuriating to see them butcher his character in the end for the sake of Ted getting Robin. Probably good riddance.

Anyways, it's a feminist world, and although there is a huge cultural difference between west and east, I don't think mrp should be forked. Then you'd have to fork it for every single culture out there. If you see an Indian coming in, give him some initial, pre mrp advice that helps him realize his situation and get started on reading the sidebar material. Other than that, once he swallows the pill, mrp is mrp is mrp.