What´s In A Name

| MARKETER What ´s in a name? “A rose by some other name would scent as sweet” So correctly quoted, the nice Shakespeare eons in the past ! The information channels and social media have been buzzing with outrage over Saif and Kareena ´s new child baby. Instead of congratulating the mother and father and praying for the nice health and long lifetime of the child, all one obtained to witness had been indignant curses and abuses hurled on the household. A ll for a name that has nothing to do with any of their individual families. Yet, they felt by some means entitled to the responsibility and possession of the name of another person ´s baby. I see it this way â€" Let ´s take the very common name of Michael or a Srinivas. I ´m pretty positive you possibly can name an extended record of some well-known as properly notorious Michaels and Srinivas ´. Taimur is a really uncommon name and the one well-identified personality is Taimur or Timur, the Lame King who went killing and destroyin g all infidels and their nations, including Indian cities. But, like some other name, I ´m sure there are lots of different lesser known ´Taimurs ´ on the planet who are good human beings, some additionally being exceptional docs, humanists, lecturers, strange nice folks ´such as you and me. A related sort of outrage broke out when Sania Mirza decided to marry Shoaib Akthar. Not only was this the dreaded Hindu-Muslim marriage but in addition an Indo-Pakistan one. Suddenly, Sania Mirza ´s marriage was a matter of national honour and pride. Like the everyday ´Log kya kahenge ´ mentality that is deeply ingrained within the Indian psyche. So a lot so, it pushed Rajesh Khanna to croon correctly ´Kuch toh log kahenge, logon ka kaam hai kehna ´! In different phrases, ´unko aur koi kaam dhanda nahi hain ´! Back to Saifeena, the delivery of any baby is a moment of joy for any father or mother. Do we actually have any proper to abuse or question their liking of any name or their particula r selection for their own child? So, the real question, my good friend is ´Would the infant, by any other name be any less cute? ´ Let ´s see the baby like another, with our eyes crammed with love and hearts with miraculous marvel and make this world a kinder, nicer place for the generations to come! Post navigation 2 comments It is easier to prove one”s patriotism by questioning another's lack o it. Like Like Dear Tomichan, Absolutely! Coincidentally yesterday afternoon, we went to look at the Hindi movie ´Dangal ´. We,the viewers had been forced to stand up for the National Anthem earlier than the start of the movie. So far so good. In the climax of the film, the anthem plays again when Geeta Phogat, the main protagonist of the movie win the gold medal for India at the Commonwealth Games. And almost the entire viewers had been impressed to stand up and sing the anthem. After which, some screamed out loud ´Bharat Mata ki Jai ´. Before we know it, a struggle ensued between two parties in the theatre hall. One man was abusing the other Álease you a proud Indian? Why did not you get up for the National Anthem? You don ´t deserve to remain on this country?'. And the other man replied ' Who are you to query my patriotism and decide where I deserve to remain? ´. So, yes flashing your patriotism publicly and questioning those that do not is now the ín-factor ´. Jai Hindi! Like Like Fill in your details under or click on an icon to log in: