It's good to see the rest of the world making fun of Hindu culture. Getting some arrested for kissing? R U F!!!! kidding me? Let's be honest, nobody in the rest of the world will take it seriously, as a matter of fact, they're laughing about the news. These Desi need to learn that they no longer can hide their hypocricies if they want to be a part of globalization. For those who wants to defend the Indian, have you seriously thought about what "Kama Sutra" is about? Bollyhood movies watched by an outsider (which I have asked many of my friends) is nothing but diplay of sex, and even homosexuality to some of them (this I find amusing...Salman Khan with his tight pants and shirt running around the bushes, it reflects gay to the rest of the world...maybe not for Indian and some Nepali). I think the woman, Shilpa appears to caught between cultural delimma which I think is a clear picture of India that women are inferior to men, and their decision. She said it was little too much earlier, then I hope he doesn't take away with him a bad memories of India, and then "he was just enacting his movie". She knows Richard means no harm and she has the key to defend his action, but again she's less a men's decision in India.Just being a superstar is nothing compared to when you have no right to say.