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Message: <blockquote data-quote="FUNdaMANTAL" data-source="post: 12208059" data-attributes="member: 357107">Lanka's prince Remi as clueless bumpkin<img src="http://sundaytimes.lk/120219/images/Undercover-Princes.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />How many centuries ago did Sri  Lanka see the last of the royal kingdoms in the North? Well, a new  British TV comedy series aired in the U.S. last week, titled "Undercover  Princes" and set in Brighton, England, features a "prince" each from  India, Sri Lanka and South Africa. The prince from Sri Lanka goes by the  (fictitious?) name of Remigius Kanagarajah "of the royal family of  Jaffna".                                               All three ex-royals are  let loose among modern day "party-hearty women of Brighton" where the  visitors from the former British colonies are portrayed as "clueless  bumpkins on the British dating scene, serially rejected, despite their  energetic efforts," writes New York Times TV critic Mike Hale.                                               The review was titled  "Royals Seeking Romance, Disguised (but not as Frogs).                         How is it, asks Prince Remi from Sri Lanka,  "that all the women who dance with him turn out to have boy friends when  it's time for the bar to close?"</blockquote>

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