'Friendliness' confuses Indian men, female tourists warned

April 03, 2013 01:49

Farhang Jehani, who owns the famous Leopold Cafe in Mumbai, has told news.com.au that Indian men often get the "wrong signal" from female tourists who are simply being friendly.

"(Female tourists) behave very well. It's not a question of them not behaving," he said.

"They are friendly and that's the problem with India -- we take it as a wrong signal and that's the whole thing.

"Indian men take it as a wrong signal and take it as the wrong way."

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