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[Dayal Baba]

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[Blwe_torch]

thanks DB!

[caught and bowled]

Quite a nice one. Very good to see the human, down to earth face of a superstar! His Hindi is also quite endearing. I am sure if  CP sees this, he would soften his stand

[RicePlateReddy]

It appears that the principal aim of the audience was to find out Saurav's impression of and reaction towards girls -- including picking a pretty girl among the spectators to hit the ball too! Freud would have had a field day.

[LosingNow]

Good interview, trying to show his human side.

He clearly is not comfortable (and fluent) in Hindi. Lots of grammatical errors, typical of Bengalis (yea, I am generalizing - pls dont ban me!) speaking Hindi.

[kban1]

He clearly is not comfortable (and fluent) in Hindi. Lots of grammatical errors, typical of Bengalis (yea, I am generalizing - pls dont ban me!) speaking Hindi.

But CHO sweet, dont you think, LN ?   

Actually I think its pretty brave of him to take on a Pakistani audience in his non native tongue. For that matter, I admire anyone who takes the effort to speak in a language which is not their native tongue -- shows confidence, courage, and above all effort -- commendable to me despite all the grammatical flaws.

PS: Self referent bias at work here too, since I falter at hindi grammar too, although I speak more fluently than SG, even if I say so myself.

[LosingNow]

He clearly is not comfortable (and fluent) in Hindi. Lots of grammatical errors, typical of Bengalis (yea, I am generalizing - pls dont ban me!) speaking Hindi.

But CHO sweet, dont you think, LN ?   

Actually I think its pretty brave of him to take on a Pakistani audience in his non native tongue. For that matter, I admire anyone who takes the effort to speak in a language which is not their native tongue -- shows confidence, courage, and above all effort -- commendable to me despite all the grammatical flaws.

PS: Self referent bias at work here too, since I falter at hindi grammar too, although I speak more fluently than SG, even if I say so myself.

Of course, I have myself demonstrated such courage saying a few words in Bengali when in Kolkatta

[sgusa]

He clearly is not comfortable (and fluent) in Hindi. Lots of grammatical errors, typical of Bengalis (yea, I am generalizing - pls dont ban me!) speaking Hindi.

But CHO sweet, dont you think, LN ?   

Actually I think its pretty brave of him to take on a Pakistani audience in his non native tongue. For that matter, I admire anyone who takes the effort to speak in a language which is not their native tongue -- shows confidence, courage, and above all effort -- commendable to me despite all the grammatical flaws.

PS: Self referent bias at work here too, since I falter at hindi grammar too, although I speak more fluently than SG, even if I say so myself.

Does my speaking in English count ?

[kban1]

Does my speaking in English count ? 

NO