API that fetches random Indian names in response

Use GET method with URL https://indian-names-api.herokuapp.com/name

Request parameters:

?beg=a
Fetches the names beginning with given letters

• accepts character string for name to start with eg ?beg=abdr will fetch names starting with a,b,d or r
• by default, fetches name beginning with any alphabet

Example response:

[
  {
      "fullname_indian_title": "sri. aditya singh",
      "fullname_english_title": "mr. aditya singh",
      "fullname": "aditya singh",
      "firstname_indian_title": "sri. aditya",
      "firstname_english_title": "mr. aditya",
      "firstname": "aditya",
      "lastname_indian_title": "sri. singh",
      "lastname_english_title": "mr. singh",
      "lastname": "singh"
  }
]

?c=2
Count of random names to fetch,

• accepts any positive integer
• default=1, max=117 (max depends upon the search query and 117 is the total of unique names).

Example response:

[
  {
      "fullname_indian_title": "smt. chavi shukla",
      "fullname_english_title": "mrs. chavi shukla",
      "fullname": "chavi shukla",
      "firstname_indian_title": "smt. chavi",
      "firstname_english_title": "mrs. chavi",
      "firstname": "chavi",
      "lastname_indian_title": "smt. shukla",
      "lastname_english_title": "mrs. shukla",
      "lastname": "shukla"
  },
  {
      "fullname_indian_title": "sri. rakesh bansal",
      "fullname_english_title": "mr. rakesh bansal",
      "fullname": "rakesh bansal",
      "firstname_indian_title": "sri. rakesh",
      "firstname_english_title": "mr. rakesh",
      "firstname": "rakesh",
      "lastname_indian_title": "sri. bansal",
      "lastname_english_title": "mr. bansal",
      "lastname": "bansal"
  }
]

?gen=f
Fetches name of any specific gender

• accepts m or f, in other cases it will work as default
• default is gender-neutral

Example response:

[
  {
      "fullname_indian_title": "smt. yashodha yadav",
      "fullname_english_title": "mrs. yashodha yadav",
      "fullname": "yashodha yadav",
      "firstname_indian_title": "smt. yashodha",
      "firstname_english_title": "mrs. yashodha",
      "firstname": "yashodha",
      "lastname_indian_title": "smt. yadav",
      "lastname_english_title": "mrs. yadav",
      "lastname": "yadav"
  }
]

?beg=x&gen=f&strict
If no more name matches the query string than by default it will fetch any other related name(not exact match) but to prevent this, use &strict to avoid false responses
Example response:
with strict

[ ]

without strict

[
  {
      "fullname_indian_title": "smt. geetanjali chakraborty",
      "fullname_english_title": "mrs. geetanjali chakraborty",
      "fullname": "geetanjali chakraborty",
      "firstname_indian_title": "smt. geetanjali",
      "firstname_english_title": "mrs. geetanjali",
      "firstname": "geetanjali",
      "lastname_indian_title": "smt. chakraborty",
      "lastname_english_title": "mrs. chakraborty",
      "lastname": "chakraborty"
  }
]

notice that gen=f still stands