Peter Sellers has the surname 'Bakshi' which isn't quite a South Indian surname though he speaks in a South Indian (specifically, Tamil) accent. [The fact that he does not have a South Indian surname simply means his FATHER was born elsewhere, not that he was. His family may have moved there when he was a baby, but what's the point of speculating about thing like that?]
The Party (1968) - 1 correction
Directed by Blake Edwards, starring Claudine Longet, Peter Sellers
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Peter Sellers has the surname 'Bakshi' which isn't quite a South Indian surname though he speaks in a South Indian (specifically, Tamil) accent. [The fact that he does not have a South Indian surname simply means his FATHER was born elsewhere, not that he was. His family may have moved there when he was a baby, but what's the point of speculating about thing like that?]You may also like: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire | The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers | Look Who's Talking | Fight Club | 28 Weeks Later