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Arun Nayar disowned by 'bitter' father
Published on Sun, Apr 08, 2007 at 22:17, Updated on Mon, Apr 09, 2007 at 01:58 in Entertainment section
Tags: Liz Hurley, Arun Nayar , New Delhi
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New Delhi: NRI business tycoon Arun Nayar’s much talked about wedding with actress Liz Hurley has run into controversy once again. Nayar’s father has disowned him saying that the couple (Liz and Arun) humiliated the family and relatives at the much talked about wedding last month.
It has now emerged that an unseemly wrestling match broke out in the middle of the sacred Hindu ceremony -to the astonishment of the 200 guests and Vinod Nayar was ejected from his own son Arun's wedding, The Mail tabloid reported on Saturday.
The couple had sold exclusive rights to Hello magazine for a whopping 2 million pounds.
"My wife and I were publicly humiliated and treated like social outcasts for the sake of a 2 million pounds magazine deal. We were pushed into the background like poor relations," 66-year-old Vinod was quoted by the tabloid.
"I have totally disowned them (his sons). I want nothing more to do with them or their wives," he said. But the real target of his anger, the person he blames for this shameful turn of events, is none other than Hurley.
And it is the result, he said, of her obsessive appetite for lucrative publicity.
"I believe it was expressly done on Elizabeth's orders," he said adding, the couple was openly reluctant to invite Nayar's Indian family.
"May be they didn't really want my side of the family there. They didn't even have the manners to invite my 87-year-old mother. "It was important for her (Hurley) to get celebrity faces there. That's what the Hello deal was all about. She was fulfilling her contractual obligation," Vinod said.
Vinod was married to Arun's mother German-born Gunhild Hapke for over 20-years until they divorced in 1996.
With inputs from PTI
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