Chitmet vs Chitchat: the short version
Chitchat is one of the biggest random-chat sites in India — it says it handles over a million chats a day — and it does text and video, with filters for interests, gender and region, media sharing, and friends you can add from your history. The one thing it does not do is voice: your choices are typing or being on camera.
Chitmet is text and voice, never video. You chat by text and, when you both agree, move to an audio-only call. That makes it the better pick if you want to hear someone without showing your face, or if you are on slow mobile data where video stutters.
Where Chitmet goes further for India
Chitmet has a real language filter with 32 languages — Hindi, Punjabi, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Gujarati and Bengali among them — so you can meet people who actually speak your language, not just people in your region. Country and language filters are free; the gender filter is in Premium.
Media works differently too: on Chitmet, photos, videos and voice notes only come through after the other person allows media, which keeps unwanted pictures out of your chat.
Where Chitchat is the better fit
If you want random video chat, GIFs and avatars, or the biggest possible crowd at any hour, Chitchat is built for that and Chitmet is not. Many people use both: Chitchat for video, Chitmet for voice.