“Thank you for all the memories!”

I feel I am quiet lucky in my life I could meet some great people due to my profession. Out of that some were connected with glamour, film, music, corporate, business entrepreneur and so on.
One day I was covering one event at Shivaji Park, Mumbai I was really thrilled that time because Sachin was to come and play. Since childhood my son Karan played cricket and Sachin is god for him. So Karan was with me at that time.
Karan was so indescribably glad. Still that picture with Sachin is screen saver of not only his mobile but for his life.
Second time lucky enough get opportunity at his wedding reception in Mumbai.
He arrived sharp at 7 am along with his secretary and then pin drop silence on the set that shows the respect.
Creative people started briefing him and he was so calm and listening carefully without any attitude.
During the filming he was so cooperative, professional ,very humble, friendly as if he knows everyone in the unit since long time. He made everyone comfortable.
He was on the set for six hours. Those six hours in my life are like academy where I could learn so many things and to others as well who were on the set.
Recently when Indian cricket team visited New Zealand. Indian team was in the net for practice at Lincoln University.
While writing about Sachin one thing I have noticed that it is always better to write about him in your mother tongue because some places just can’t find the appropriate word to justify the incidence and emotions.
I would like to conclude with few words saying ‘ Thete kar maze julti ’ Thank you for wonderful and precious memories in my life which will be stored very proudly and permanently.