"You ask stupid questions, you get stupid answers". Americans dont understand the concept of living with parents, what if an American star on an Indian TV show were asked, "Is it usual for American parents to throw their children out of their homes when they grow up?" Indians are usually not rude to begin with and would rephrase any such question in a non-offensive way even if it was absolutely necessary, whether born in India or USA. If Aishwarya was rude for his rude questions, thats an American trait in this doggy-dog's world, so thank Americans for teaching that to Indians, which unfortunately the British didnt. We dont make any more "Gandhis" in India now. We expect Aishwarya to be "perfect", be it her looks, her acting, her style, her communication skills, her knowledge, the list is endless. I dont think we shouldnt be pressuring her so much with criticism, I dont think she ever claimed to be a "Ken Jennings", so we shouldnt expect that from her. Not like Indians know much about India, so Indians not knowing something thats not Indian shouldnt be so alarming, forget being surprised. You guys want to prove that you know a little more than Aishwarya, go ahead, but you still are a no-name like me, remember that. As an Indian I implore you to stand by Indians who at least do India proud, if not anyone else, thanks.