Jessica Simpson "amazed" by India
31 Oct 2009, 1202 Hrs

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Nevada (US), Oct 31 Hollywood diva Jessica Simpson was so "amazed" by India that she is watching "Slumdog Millionaire" again.

Simpson, who arrived in Los Angeles (USA) on Tuesday after a work-trip from India, wrote on Twitter: "i am watching slumdog millionaire again. after being in india i am amazed by everything i have been able to witness...wow...magical moments."

During her India trip, Simpson got the back of her left hand inked with intricate henna tattoo, which included an elephant; sported a traditional 'bindi' on her forehead shaped like Hindu Lord Shiva's trident (trisula) and a sari; sampled famous local delicacy 'pani-puri' in Mumbai's Elco market; and picked up an expensive choker necklace; reports suggest.

And after India trip, she is leaning towards a "spiritual" man.

She was quoted as saying: "I definitely love a spiritual man -- somebody that is going to always inspire me."

Seeing her interest in India's culture/traditions, Hindu statesman Rajan Zed has urged Simpson to further explore the rich philosophical thought of Hinduism.

Zed, who is president of Universal Society of Hinduism, also suggested Simpson to visit a nearby Hindu temple and have a firsthand experience of Hinduism. (ANI)

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