indian sisters on MTV my sweet sixteen

😃read the bold to read about the sisters,

MTV follows the spoiled teenagers around town as they plan their
overweening celebrations costing as much as $200,000. They gloat over how their parties will display their greatness, obsess over who can come (and more importantly, who cannot), whine, cry, and fight with their parents, and traipse through fancy auto dealerships trolling for their first cars. The show's producer, Nina Diaz, explained to the New York Times that ego trips and extravagance are required. "We're looking for the parties to be over the top, and we're looking for originality," she explained.

Still, Dr. Srinivasa Rao Kothapalli, a prominent cardiologist in Beaumont, Tex., is more than willing to relinquish his checkbook. His daughter Priya turned 16 earlier this month, and she is in the throes of planning a joint birthday-graduation party with her elder sister, Divya, 18. "If you can afford to have a grand celebration, then why not," said Dr. Kothapalli, who immigrated to the United States from India in the mid-1980's. "It's the American way. You work hard and you play hard."

Born with silver ladles in their mouths, his daughters have certainly mastered the latter. Their Bollywood-themed party for 500 guests will be held in the family's backyard — all 4 acres, behind the 10,000-square-foot house. The Format, their favorite band, will perform. And they will make their grand entrance on litters, during an elaborate procession led by elephants. The sisters, who plan to perform a choreographed routine at their to-do next month, are also taking dance lessons, and they've enlisted the help of a trainer.

"We both want to lose three pounds," said Priya, who received a Mercedes convertible and an assortment of diamond jewelry for her birthday. Her sister's graduation gift package included a Bentley, diamonds and two homes in India. 🤔

"I was really surprised," Divya said, "because I was only expecting a Bentley and one house." 😕

Just last month they gave a preparty where invitations to their coming event were handed out by body builders whom Priya ordered not to smile. "Assistants are not supposed to smile," she explained. 😆😆

Priya added, "It's pathetic when people suck up." Still, dealing with sycophantic classmates and a bit of teasing is a small price to pay for the spotlight. "We both love attention—that's one of our main motives for having the party," Divya said. "The more attention the better."

wow, my sweet sixteen is coming up in august, but i dont expect my parents to buy me a bentley. Maybe like a Mercedes, but a Bentley?!

The episode airs today (tuesday, 11th July) on MTV at 10:30 pm (atleast for all of you on the east coast, i'm not sure about the pacific time.

So would you call these girls spoiled or lucky, and do they deserve to have such a party. My philosophy is live and let live. 😃

FULL ARTICLE : https://sweetsoca.blogspot.com/2006/04/yet-another-reason-to- turn-tv-off.html

ahh! i HATE those sweet sixteen ppl! lol they are all snobby rich kids..and are annoying and arrogent and RUDE! ..but i wanna watch that epi..sounds cool the whole bollywood theme

."I was really surprised," Divya said, "because I was only expecting a Bentley and one house."

times like THAT i wanna slap em! 😆

I was going to watch it but i forgot it was showing 😆 😆 😆

did anyone watch the episode of date my mom where the indian girl won?[i think she was indian cuz her mom had an accent and was wearing sort of a langha thing]

she changed her name to "angel princess" and her mom called her by angel princess 😕 ...she had dyed bleach blond hair..and she was a lil on the heavier side and was wearing a tank and mini skirt 🤢 lol