More »What do you think of Rohit Sharma? Not his batting, his name? Do you even think of it? Evidently this one guy didn’t think much. One guy said, “With a name like Rohit Sharma, he can never succeed”. However, I didn’t say, what’s in a name? Btw, what do you think of Saurav Ganguly?
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5 comments:
Name is big business for those who understand it. I don't and for me name is a name.
A rose is a rose is a rose.
...and still a rose... :)
though his name should be
saurav gone-gugly...
everytime we think he is gone...comes the gugly... :)
The importance of name in some fields is more than others.
Like in acting it definitely matters. Same is true for creative fields. As they rely much on networking.
In sports it doesn't matter, here I agree with Ottayan and SP.
Ya whether the name affects one's fortune, like Soulberry said; I think can also be debated.
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