Indian surnames sound European to me

[Breathe]

Am I the only one who thinks Indian surname (particularly Northern Indian ones) sound very European. For example:

Luthra, Sehgal, Sharma, Singh/Kaur, Mathur, Saxena, Chopra, Malhotra, Gupta, Saini, Chaudhri, Goyal, Chauhan, Rastogi, Gulati, Bhatia, Kumar, Arora, Grover, Varma, Chand/Chander/Chandra

[Beowulf]

the only one's that sound european to me is Mathur or Chander

[Breathe]

the only one's that sound european to me is Mathur or Chander

What about Saxena and Luthra? They sound like they originated from Germanic language.
Rastogi and Gulati sound Italian.
Grover sounds English.
And Chopra reminds me of Chopin (like the musician Federic Chopin).

[Beowulf]

What about Saxena and Luthra? They sound like they originated from Germanic language.
Rastogi and Gulati sound Italian.
Grover sounds English.

treu i've didn't see Grove remembers me a location from Galicia that i visited named O Grove

[Monapps]

Am I the only one who thinks Indian surname (particularly Northern Indian ones) sound very European. For example:

Luthra, Sehgal, Sharma, Singh/Kaur, Mathur, Saxena, Chopra, Malhotra, Gupta, Saini, Chaudhri, Goyal, Chauhan, Rastogi, Gulati, Bhatia, Kumar, Arora, Grover, Varma, Chand/Chander/Chandra

If you told me they're Albanian surnames I'd believe it.

[vader]

Indo-european connection

[Incal]

My guess is OP has never heard of european surnames ever.

[Breathe]

Indo-european connection

Yeah but Indian first names don’t really sound European. Only the last names do.

[Tani]

If you told me they're Albanian surnames I'd believe it.

Never seen an Albanian surname like that.

[NSXD60]

Only Chander and Grover.