Comments on: 7 people that I admire . . .

By: Harman

Harman — Sat, 05 Jun 2010 09:28:28 +0000

Geez

I am the biggest Jose Fan in the world. I have read every page on him on google search till page 60.I have 2 GB of material on him in my laptop. I am a Doctor just passed out. And I will be the jose of my field one day. I promise.

Read Mohammed Ali’s biography. Anyone who likes Jose can’t help but like Ali too.Also on my list are Lance Armstrong.

And Tiger woods.So what If he fucked 155 women.He deserved it.

And Bobby Fischer for being a genius.

And Steve Waugh for being a fighter

Andre Agassi for the change that he represents.

No politicians on my list, apart from Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, what he is doing today will only be seen as great tomorrow.I have no idea what drives him.He wants absolutely no credit for the things he does.Wonderful.

Have Func!!

By: Harman

Harman — Sat, 05 Jun 2010 07:48:29 +0000

Read Mohammed Ali’s biography. Anyone who likes Jose can’t help but like Ali too.Also on my list are Lance Armstrong.

And Tiger woods.So what If he fucked 155 women.He deserved it.

And Bobby Fischer for being a genius.

And Steve Waugh for being a fighter

Andre Agassi for the change that he represents.

By: KarmaCW

KarmaCW — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 09:48:08 +0000

My 7 are:

1. Frank Lampard, the magician;
2. Roger Federer, the perfect sportsman;
3. Dalai Lama, the soft God;
4. BC, the true fan;
5. Udita Goswami, the dreamboat;
6. Roman Abramovich, the generous; and
7. Gandhiji, the father!

I have left the family and friends circles away from my list.

By: Masti Ki Paatshala

Masti Ki Paatshala — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 20:54:56 +0000

Vijayyyyyy, are you in town.? or asusual busy working (from home) )

By: Masti Ki Paatshala

Masti Ki Paatshala — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 20:45:40 +0000

Hello Mr. (copycat) – Vijayakrishna Rowthu,
You may mask yourself like our dear “VijayaKrishna” but not our feelings,experiences and admiration with Vijay since ages. Act different.

By: Vijayakrishna Rowthu

Vijayakrishna Rowthu — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 18:07:19 +0000

Thanks for listing me as one of your bests
I am pleased to read some new excerpts on The great , M.K. GANDHI Paragraph .
regards.

By: Masti Ki Paatshala

Masti Ki Paatshala — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 15:56:10 +0000

Vijay,

Since you admire yourself and know everything about yourself, would you mind telling the blog what’s the best & worst thing you like/don’t like in you? Being human, I think everyone will have these.

By: Prithvi

Prithvi — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 05:09:17 +0000

Interesting order of admiration ! Well, is this ranking based on alphabetical order ? I guess this is in ascending order I mean to ask why not Vjkrishna before Lampard or Mahatma before Andre ?

By: Santy

Santy — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 04:47:09 +0000

I am no different from Niharika. Except Agassi, Mourinho & Lampard everyone else are in my list as well! Instead of them I admire Ambika Nithyanandam (My mom), Not because of a mom-son relationship but as an individual named Ambika! She has always been my role model for self confidence and never say die attitude! She drives immense positive energy in me everytime I speak to her! Santosh Nithyanandam has always been a most special person to me! I admire him, want him to do better everytime, love him making friends and winning hearts!

My list also includes Lance Edward Armstrong, survivor of testicular cancer who won the Tour de France a record-breaking seven consecutive years, from 1999 to 2005, Michael Schumacher & Roger Federer!

I admire all heavenly beings who served and are serving the society! There is a big list there as well! Sriram Iyer from Nalandaway is one amongst them!

I suppose you would feel bored if I express my thoughts about Vijayakrishna as you have heard it a million times!

By: ilbrutto

ilbrutto — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 07:33:27 +0000

Good idea. I’ve always thought of Sachin as an artist. His batting is as graceful and beautiful as dance. What I admire most about AR Rahman is his innovation and confidence in experimenting. That’s where he’s way ahead of his contemporaries and I think his music is more appealing to the intellect and timeless than Ilaiyaraja’s. Gandhi – I don’t know much about him and I don’t want to believe what’s generally said about him. As for you, ‘keep walking’!

By: Megha

Megha — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 05:15:03 +0000

One has to love self before expecting others to do so.

Sachin is my fav too. One name that I would not include in my list is Gandhi.

By: Masti Ki Paatshala

Masti Ki Paatshala — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 03:17:49 +0000

I was anticipating this kind of post. Thanks for bringing in atlast.
I truely accept and agree every word you typed above, as I too admire these personalities (including few more) except those football & Tennis sportsmen. I mean Yes, I admire & was inspirational Including you ) and the best of all I like the way you described yourself heee that’s true, to me, no one knows better or will inspire as much as our ego does to us especially when we are depressed. But, I think I can better describe your ‘unexpressed half’ than you, make me drunk I promise I will tell you more than what you or others know about you or I will bring the other ‘unexpressed half’ live hee… )

I like more sports personalities because of their all time high spirits, high energy, high vigor & hunger for win. Few more of mine are Goran Ivanisevic – He is the only one to have won a grand slam title (wimbledon) as a wildcard entry in 2001. The way he serves aces, the opponents are scared to acknowledge. I think the most no of aces in Wimbledon finals (51) is still under his name. Now I admire Federer, he is a legend. I like J.Cole & Ronaldinho, though they are not that popular but few splendid goals by them made me stick to TV set whenever they are playing. Michael Schumacher – what a man, the 7 times F1 world champion. I think the name “Michael” has luck or magic in it for most of the sportsmen especially. Most of the famous personalities has it – Michael Jordon, Michael Jackson, Mike Tyson, Michael Schumacher, Michael Phelps…

I think Its boring and Indian cricket will be gloomy & cloudy if sachin is not playing anymore, maybe I will continue watching cricket if he is on screen either as a editor writing in cricinfo or TV commentator. Rahman – I will be short of words what ever I say.

I like vjkrishna (including the unexpressed half) becoz… – will continue if anyone let me know ‘Where’s the party tonight’….heee….!!!!

By: Niharika

Niharika — Sun, 23 Aug 2009 18:24:52 +0000

Out of the seven people you listed, I definitely admire – Gandhi, A.R Rehman, And VijayaKirshna (Of course)….. I am not a sports person, so not many sports personalities are on my list of admiration. I thin when we passionately are a fan of some famous figure, we automatically also take some qualities from them. I am big time fan of Singer of the millennium in Hindi film industry – Mohammed Rafi (not just for his singing abilities abut also for his simple and easy going nature). Dr. Abdul kalam – again for his highly educated yet simplistic nature , Mother Teresa and there are so many but only these come to my mind as of now