Similar by temperament, ability to disappoint and media affinity maybe. But the comparison stops there. Now if only Saurav were controversial simply for the way he dressed...
Ooookay... I dont quite know what to say. One part of me is incredibly happy - Sania Mirza, I never liked. On the other hand, I'm a little insulted - cuz more than a few people have mistaken me for her. From the "autograph please" kids in Delhi to the dude outside "Default Club" in the City asking me in a british accent, "Are you the indian tennis chick?" And I tell myself it's the nose ring, I can't possibly be that fat :D
mt: yes there's all that of course. but over and above that, there's a distinct similarity in the way they both frown and grimace (not infrequent occurances, either, except on google image search :-p).
scout: i don't get it - are you saying no one's ever approached you going "Dada!"?
Never a Sania Mirza fan. And, although I wouldn't call myself a die-hard Ganguly fan either, I think the comparison is unfairto the poor fellow. She's not in the same league...not eve close, actually.
But, why Sanguly? I like Gangia. Gangza is even better! :-)
Then again, I have my doubts as to how often Sania bites her nails in frustration/desperation. Or whether she can jump about a crease as inelegantly... :)
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Similar by temperament, ability to disappoint and media affinity maybe. But the comparison stops there. Now if only Saurav were controversial simply for the way he dressed...
Ooookay... I dont quite know what to say. One part of me is incredibly happy - Sania Mirza, I never liked.
On the other hand, I'm a little insulted - cuz more than a few people have mistaken me for her. From the "autograph please" kids in Delhi to the dude outside "Default Club" in the City asking me in a british accent, "Are you the indian tennis chick?" And I tell myself it's the nose ring, I can't possibly be that fat :D
Okay, maybe not quite at birth.
Hmm...disturbing thought.
mt:
yes there's all that of course. but over and above that, there's a distinct similarity in the way they both frown and grimace (not infrequent occurances, either, except on google image search :-p).
scout:
i don't get it - are you saying no one's ever approached you going "Dada!"?
km:
yes, truly, isn't?! :-D
Never a Sania Mirza fan. And, although I wouldn't call myself a die-hard Ganguly fan either, I think the comparison is unfairto the poor fellow. She's not in the same league...not eve close, actually.
But, why Sanguly? I like Gangia. Gangza is even better! :-)
Aww. The poor chap never gets a break, does he?
Then again, I have my doubts as to how often Sania bites her nails in frustration/desperation. Or whether she can jump about a crease as inelegantly... :)
ghost:
not comparing, merely pointing out grimacial (grimative? grimatory?) similarities :-)
i like the name suggestions. how about sou-za? (as in sou-za, rajkumareee, sou-za.)
salil:
break? what break? that's sania you're thinking about.
ghost:
i guess i should add that by "sanguly" i meant as opposed to "doubaly" (for the one) or in "pairs" (for the other).
i crack me up.
Ah, I missed the grimacory aspect. I've never seen Sania play. Only seen the odd news pic.
I think this calls for a Bobby Riggs/Billie Jean King-style battle of the sexes.
dont think they do look alike, probably second cousins twice removed. Unless they have the same rackets. Wait! Seriously, they do look a bit alike...
mt:
oh, they're both grimacive. very. (and not exactly grimaciously too, at that.)
km:
sounds good :-) which sport would you rather not watch them at?
tfm:
aha! a convert! :-D
old spice:
welcome. and thanks for the suggestion -- i'll make sure to run it by the cognoscenti at the jama masjid as well as the writers' building.
may i ask you smth, what does "sanguly" mean? plz help me to answer this.
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