Hurley Does Not Curry Favor with In-dian In-Laws

31. no. 27 Sherryl: I completely agree with you. Most people on this site are just uneducated Americans who have not left their trailer parks and seen the world or learned about other cultures. Lack of respect in this country for parents, grandparents, teachers and other important relatives and people in one's life has created this xenophobic mentality. People need to get educated and learn about other cultures as it is a big world out there beyond the USA borders.

Posted at 11:25PM on Apr 9th 2007 by Frequent flyer

32. People i am indian, i ve read few of you what said. you shouldnt be speaking if you dont know specifically about our culture. Our culture is based on family value and respecting elderly and parents and cousins. You cant never speak and be bad manner when its comes to anybody in your family. before you guys speak about indian culture please get the fact right. Most of the indian in united states are either in medical field or computer field and they are very smart. Indians are also richer and richers.
Exactly LIz should have dones some homework. Because your wedding your parents and your husband family are very importants, you cant never disrespect em
i am glad that Vinod disowned liz and arun. She is a dumbass.

Posted at 12:28AM on Apr 10th 2007 by go anaheim angels

33. I wish people weren't so damned selfish when it comes to their weddings. My brother-in-law got married and he treated his parents (and whole family, actually) so poorly at the wedding that I wondered why he bothered to invite them. It hurt to watch. If you can't be polite to your parents at your wedding, f**king elope!!!

Posted at 12:00AM on Apr 10th 2007 by Liz

34. Thank you Frequent Flyer. I agree with you about the people living in trailer parks. It's really sad how people all over world have this poor perception of U.S. citizens. To be quite honest, I can see why these people think the way they do. It's the trailer park trash of this country, who think they're so above everyone, that ruin the image of this country. Why they think they’re better than anyone else—I don’t have a clue because nothing about them screams anything worth feeling inferior towards. Meanwhile, I doubt many of them have even graduated from high school, let alone attended a higher institution of learning.
Nicole-- you think that all Indians only "marry within their own kind." That's simply untrue. So really, you don’t know what you’re talking about. If you had learned to think before you spoke, you would’ve realized not to make such a poor generalization. And that Indian woman don't age gracefully?? Wow, really impressive comment there. Please offer some evidence to your lackluster arguments. Because really, you’ve just proved to be some uneducated, uncultured, lame excuse for a human being.
And I love how some of you make references to Seven Eleven stores. Well I guess since you overlook Indians who amount to more than being convenient store employees, it only gives me further reason to conclude that a majority of you making these comments are trailer park trash who can amount to nothing more in life than to sit at your computer and to write on blogs about how another race is “inferior” to your own. I feel bad for educated, cultured Caucasians whose image is brought down by the stupidity of the trailer park trash. But I, at least, have some sense not to generalize. I know that all Caucasians aren't racist and that there are people out there who know better.
Get an education because your ignorant comments only make you look worse. Well at least, try to graduate high school or get a GED because going to college or getting some class may be out of your reach.

Posted at 12:27AM on Apr 10th 2007 by Sherryl

35. Why is everybody blaming Liz? She should take the time to be respectful Arun's family and the Indian culture, I agree. But Arun as the son should have been more thoughtful and considerate from the very beginning of the relationship. She was most likely following his lead. If my husband had ever disrespected my parents, I would have addressed the situation and it would not have been repeated. So where was Arun? I think Vinod Nayer should have kept this within his family,and I question his motivation in not doing so. Did they really disrespect him, or just not give him enough spotlight?

Frequent Flyer, a few ignorant remarks on TMZ does not make all continent bound Americans trailer bound boobs who are completely uneducated about the rest of the world. Most people who post on TMZ are looking to cause trouble or stir the pot. If you want to make sweeping generalizations about people who make sweeping generalizations, you are no better than anyone here, no matter where you've traveled.

Posted at 2:55AM on Apr 10th 2007 by Not my real name

36. I could never stand Liz Hurley but the press over her wedding makes me feel sympathetic. She has been criticised for every detail, including her age. Then we have this story.

There's always two sides to every tale; maybe Mr Liz Hurley wanted to keep his dad at a distance, and had good reason for doing so, we just don't know. If he's the kind of man who is inclined to go running to the press selling uncomplimentary stories about his son's new bride, it would make sense.

Posted at 3:56AM on Apr 10th 2007 by befair

37. It was their day, so why is he trying to make it all about them.

Posted at 5:27AM on Apr 10th 2007 by Hello Kitty

38. WOW THAT TITLE WAS A REAL STRETCH.

Posted at 9:16AM on Apr 10th 2007 by FugNasty

39. What happened to talking about this within the family? Seems like the dad is pissed Arun & Liz haven't made him famous, so he's going to throw a public tantrum. Let him. If this is how he operates, better off without him.

Posted at 10:03AM on Apr 10th 2007 by madam pince

40. This is what happens when you marry out-side of your religion or faith, she will never ever be accepted to this family, and I smell a ugly divorce on the way. I mean lets face it thier already having problems just hours after being married. This is just so sad, Im sure his parents feel betraded, but if they ever want their son in their life they had best be nice to Liz, like her or not, cause like any man he,s gonna be lead by his friend between his leg,s not his brain or heart. So Liz has it all over the parents.

Posted at 9:32PM on Apr 10th 2007 by melody

41. This is what happens when you marry out-side of your religion or faith, she will never ever be accepted to this family, and I smell a ugly divorce on the way. I mean lets face it thier already having problems just hours after being married. This is just so sad, Im sure his parents feel betraded, but if they ever want their son in their life they had best be nice to Liz, like her or not, cause like any man he,s gonna be lead by his friend between his leg,s not his brain or heart. So Liz has it all over the parents.

Posted at 9:33PM on Apr 10th 2007 by melody

42. makes me want to HURL

Posted at 10:54AM on Apr 10th 2007 by Vjer

43. I give this marriage 2 years at the most

Posted at 12:53PM on Apr 10th 2007 by DRMcCoy

44. Okay as far the women walking 10 steps behind their men, NO. Seven eleven stores jokes? I bet you, your Dr. is an Indian! Indian women aging gracefully… I guess we would age gracefully too if we went for our annual Botox injections, nose jobs, face lifts, and so on! Stop with the ignorant comments about a culture you know nothing about. Get out of your bubble and go places other that Acapulco or the Bahamas to learn about other people and places. In the Indian culture, for the most part, children honor and respect their parents. An Indian wedding IS about the children but it is also a union of 2 families so it is only appropriate to acknowledge both families. That does not mean the spotlight gets taken off the bride and groom and onto the parents. As far as Liz Hurley is considered, it takes more to be an Indian than donning a sari. On a side note, they had 2 celebrations in India, one of which was in Mumbai. I read somewhere that this gold digger and her husband was so disrespectful to the residents of Mumbai by deciding to close off part of a PUBLIC BEACH for their celebrations. There were a lot of unhappy residents. Let’s look at her track record.. She dated/lived with a man for almost 12 years. He obviously didn’t think she was marriage material. She went ahead and had a child with an American producer (?) who later denied the child. And now she landed this guy. At least her in-laws stood by his decision to marry her and attended their wedding. She really should come off her high horse!!!

Posted at 2:58PM on Apr 10th 2007 by Sunshine

45. wise old owl you aren't acting very wise.

it was her wedding to her husband. she is a modern woman not a traditional indian woman.

to the old patriarchal society finger shakers - the world has changed so deal with it. she doesn't have to change herself to meet your uptight need for things to be done the old way. we own our own lives these days so you better get used to it.

Posted at 2:51PM on Apr 10th 2007 by glee