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c o n t e n t sJ U n e ’ 1 304 The People’s Champions: SRH 08 The Magnificent Chowmahalla Palace

26 Cover Story-Na Current Na paani

36 Nail Art Alert

40 The Art of taking lite

52 Cinema Watch:June

60 Fashion Essentials for 2013

68 Champions Trophy,sans the champs

74 Photo Chronicles-Syed Salman Habeeb

After the overwhelming response to our first issue, We now present our most humble second edition.

Interestingly this magazine was sup-posed to ignite the lost charms of the city, which we were successful in doing so through our humorous and informative articles which struck a chord instantly with our hyderabadi crowd.

In this issue We intend to keep it that way.Revisitng one of our very own Apna Chowmohalla Palace,for Most people who’ve visited the city havent been to this magnificent palace,Baigan, Chowmohalla nai dekhe ??? Main dikha-tu thero !, Garmiyaan sar pe chard k naak mei dum kardie..dhoop laggai, paani pilao...The heat wave that has swept this city is at glance. Light aur paani do celeb-rity bangae apne City k...jise hasil karna mushkil hi nahi namumkin hai...!We see how water and electricty have become an issue and we see what threatens the normal life of a hyderabadi this summer.If your a blissful spec or a nerveous wreck Learn how be talk the Hyderabad talk and walk the hyderabadi walk”The guide to being laid back”.

Apna culture apna hota aur apne log apne..!!!yahi khasiyat hai apne Pyaare hyderabad ki....and we promise to bring you more of apna hyderabad in the com-ing issues also.If you have something interesting to share with us get featured in our magazine..send us your pictures,articles to

[email protected]

Jab tak bhailogs & behen logs “Hyderabadi Baatan Aisich Bolte Maki Kir Kiri”.

c o n t e n t se D I t o RJ U n e ’ 1 3

LETTER FROM

Hyder AbadiEditor in Chief

4 HyderabadiBAATAN | June 2013

PAGE KE PATHEY

PeoPLe’schampions:s u n r i s e r s h y d e r a b a d

tHe

- Nomaan Jawed

HyderabadiBAATAN | June 2013 5

Every year a 7-weeks cricketing extravaganza called the IPL; short for Indian Premier League is held in India which by virtue of its ensemble of cricketing superheroes leaves an indelible mark on the cricket crazy nation’s minds.

In its 6th year now, it captivated the entire nation in its frenzy but one team which man-aged to capture everybody’s attention above all else was the Sunrisers Hyderabad.A new franchise under the tutelage of media baron and industrialist Mr. Kalanithi Maran, owner of Sun Network, shone like no other team this season. The transfer of ownership from Deccan Chronicle worked wonders for the new fran-chise as they not only won consistently, they were consistently in the top 4 all season.

While T20 regarded as a batsman’s game, the Hyderabadi Risers showed the batsmen their place and commanded the respect they deserved on and off the field. While the batting worked in fits and starts, the bowlers including the Protean import Dale Steyn along with Ishant Sharma formed a lethal bowling pair, the spin department not to be left behind had the guile and experience of Amit Mishra and shrewdness in the form of Karan Sharma.The batting though good wasnt formidable enough to intimidate the opposition with .

The likes of seasoned campaigner Parthiv Patel

and the latest Indian batting sensation Shikhar Dhawan at the top of the order and Cameron White, the skipper and a vital cog in the middle order, the rest of the middle order comprised of Biplab Samantray and Hanuma Vihari.

Lankan Thishara Pereira and St. Lucian Darren Sammy filled the all-rounders slot to the T. Who could forget Darren Sammy’s brilliant all round abilities and his pacifier dance dedicated to his new born daughter.The local flavour in the form of a quartet comprised of Akshat Reddy, Ashish Reddy, Hanuma Vihari and Prashant Padmanabhan who rose up to the ocassion whenever required.

A special mention of the great Waqar Younis who made the amazing turnaround possible and the head coach Tom Moody under whose wardship the risers rose up.A team devoid of any cricketing superstars bringing down the high and mighty of International Cricket, a team lording over batsmen in a batsman’s game is stuff what dreams are made of.

We give an ode to the team which defied pre-dictions and turned cricket pundits wrong. To quote Simon Helmot “Thanks Sunrisers for rewarding IPL-6” and as the name suggests ‘A new sun has risen’.

See you Sunrisers Hyderabad in April 2014.

champions:s u n r i s e r s h y d e r a b a d


Har jagah se hum ko dabaya gaya,

Har ek ne is team ko dhudkar diya,

phir bhi hausla tha un ka buland,

haar kar bhi jeet gaye hazaron k

dil...

SRH rocks

baat haar jeet ki nai hai... magar hum jab bhi maidaan mein utre

ache achon ku buri buri jagah se paseene choortgaye.. waise bhi apan jeetjana badi baat nai thi..

magar paise leke haarne walon ke sath hyderabadiyan nai khelte...

Mumbai Indians won the IPL. Sun

risers Hyderabad won the hearts of the

millions watching IPL. Sammy’s dance,

Steyn’s fierce bowling, the Mishra

Madness, the Dhuwedaar Dhawan and

all the other players connected to the

people, and even if you weren’t sup-

porting SRH, deep down you were wish-

ing that SRH doesn’t lose either.

We don’t depend on single

player.. We don’t win if just one

player plays .. Everyone in our

team needs to contribute some

to win a match. And that is what I

love in this team.

Sunrisers have been a surprised

package to all the teams and “With

steel hearts, you can steal hearts.”

Sun risers of Hyderabad was truly mesmerizing through-

out this series under the cap-taincy of kumar sangakara the team did surprisingly well so

their is a saying “if its not this time their will be always next time” inshahAllah next time IPL cup will be ours

Sriharsha Kolluru

Yahiya Junaidy

Amz Cullen

Saad Khan

Pratap Boyeeni

Imran Khan

As A Tribute To Apni Hyderabadi Team We Showcase Some Of The Comments/Posts From Our Very Own Fb Page:


SRH.....The real TEAM where

every player contributed to the

success in one way or the other....

played like a team and were look-

ing to rise in every match as the

name suggests....... Aaaraaam se

aaaye shaaan se hyderabadi dilon

ko jeet ke le gaye phatte....

Weakest team they said,worst jersey they said..still will qualify for playoffs

they never said..

Mumbai won trophy n sunrisers won d hearts

SRH mein ek khaas baat thi.. bowling

department match jeetaya.. batting

mein confidence nai tha magar

bowlling mein pakka bharosa tha

match jeetanay ka.. aur aaj kay final

mein woich strategy kaam mein aai MI

kay wastay

Why do people love watching underdogs win? Why is there

a smile on everyone’s face when teams like SRH win? Its the

beauty of life where we consider ourselves the underdogs and

cheer the team just as we cheer ourselves. We see ourselves in

that team. SRH has been an epitome of that feeling. We jumped

with joy when they won, we frowned when they lost and at the

end when they went down fighting everybody still had their

heads held high because we punched above our weight and more

importantly stole millions of hearts and smiles!!

Stephen Kiran

Vishal Varanasi

Anil Kumar

Navid Azeez Hyderabadi

Muhammad Hameed


-Yamani Bin Zubair

Chowmahalla Palace, also called as Chowmohallat Palace (4 places), was a palace belonging to the Nizams of Hyderabad and the center of Asaf Jahi dynasty . This was also the official residence of the Nizam.

Chowmahalla Palace acquires its name from the persian and arabic root words Chahar & Mahalat. Chahar means four and Mahalat (plural of Mahal) means palaces. The name itself means that this royal palace signifies four palaces or Chowmahallat.

From the accession of the Nizams to the Governor General receptions, all ceremonial functions were hosted in Chowmohalla Palace.

The MagnificentChowmahalla

Palace

HyderabadiBAATAN | June 2013 11Photo Courtesy: Nadir Narayan

The Magnificent


Photo Courtesy: Nadir Narayan


The constrution was initiated by Salabat Jung in the year 1959. It was completed during the Afzal ad-Dawlah period during the reign of Asaf Jah V. The Nizam ensured the completed on this palace between 1857 and 1869. Believed to bemodeled on the palace of The Shah of Iran, the palace oozes style and elegance. Till today, the magnificient palace stands as an epitome of architectural elegance and influence.

The Palace consists of two magnificent courtyards-the northern and southern courtyard. It also claims of the grand Khilwat (the Durban Hall) gardens, equipped with beautiful fountains.

Originally covering 45 acres (180,000 m2) of land, only 14 acres (57,000 m2) remain today.


The Southern courtyard signifies European neo-classical architecture style. This is the oldest part of the palace. It consists of four beautiful palaces, Afzal Mahal, Mahtab Mahal, Tahniyat Mahal and Aftab Mahal.

Of all the palaces, Afzal Mahal exudes the royal splendor of the Nizams of Hyderabad. A two storeyed building with a European facade of Corinthian columns,it is also called as the crown of Chowmahalla palace. The royal guests of the Nizams were treated at the Afzal Mahal.

HyderabadiBAATAN | June 2013 15Photo Courtesy: Andy Watson-Smith


The Northern courtyard has been restored for the public to view. The Bara Imam - a long corridor of rooms on the east side- housed the admin-istrative wing of the Nizams.

Shishe-Alat (literally the mirror image) was once used as guest room for officials accompanying vis-iting dignitaries.

The Clock Tower houses the Khliwat Clock which was installed when the palace was built. The clock has been ticking away ever since.

The Council Hall was often the home to official meetings between the Nizam and important officials and dignitaries. It houses a rare collec-tion of priceless books and manu-scripts.

Roshan Bangla was named after the Roshan Begum, the mother of the sixth Nizam of Hyderabad. This exquisite part of the northern court-yard was also home to the sixth Nizam.


Photo Courtesy: Hamza Hydri


Khilwat Mubarak (The Grand Durban Hall), the pièce de résistance, is believed to be the heart of Chowmahalla Palace. This is the seat of the Asif Jahi Dynasty. The construction was influenced by Mughal architecture, signified by the domes and arches. Its ornate stucco work is believed to be influenced by Persian architecture. This grand pillared Durban Hall has a pure marble floor which hosts the Royal seat, fondly known as Takht-e-Nishan.


Princess Esra has spearhead-ed the restoration initiative to restore glamour and splendor to the halls of Chowmahalla Palace. Currently, it is one of the most sought out venues for select individuals and cor-porates for hosting their din-ners, receptions and cultural evenings. Chowmahalla is a venue that’s clearly a symbol of exclusivity, and offers an exquisite experience guests will never forget.

Photo Courtesy: Rajesh

22 HyderabadiBAATAN | June 2013 Photo Courtesy: Nagarjun Kandukuru

24 HyderabadiBAATAN | June 2013 Nawabi Study Photo Courtesy: Nagarjun Kandukuru

HyderabadiBAATAN | June 2013 25Nawabi Study Photo Courtesy: Nagarjun Kandukuru Mini Darbar Photo Courtesy: Nagarjun Kandukuru


COVERSTORY


“ Aaj mere paas Ghar hai, EMI pe khareedi hui Gaadi hai, Credit card pe khareeda hua Note 2 hai, tere paas kya hai ??? Mere paas light aur paani hai “

So filmy its actually ironic to current situation hyderabad is facing. “ Arrey chalagai phire se “ a normal reaction this summer to erratic powercuts that add to people’s misery. “ Kab aati light ? “ Clueless people keep swinging their news-papers for an hour or two before “Electricity” is bestowed upon us. Life during summers in hyderabad gets frustrating, People passing out due to heat, most men forced to roam around in boxer shots, unpredictable powercuts as well as their bills. You can go to a xerox shop, to get wheat grinded or to your fav local internet cafe. your slammed with a standard statement across all verticals, “ Bhai abhi light nai hai, ek ghante ke baad aao”. We need to be well equipped this sum-mer when temperatures soar high.

nA cURRent

nA PAAnI!


Just when you’re pissed off enough when it comes to electricity, water shortage poses a bigger threat. Your half way through your shower and the water goes out, you go “Mummy!!!!!!, paani nai aara“. To your surprise the last bucket of water you finished was all you had to use for the rest of the day. Even if you have a borewell, even borewell requires electricity, to your fancy it isnt there.

The moment electricity is back, life resumes. Kapde dhone se leke, cooler chalane tak, sab kaam chalu hojate. Basic necessities control the basics of our lives, be it hyderabad or any other place in the world.


Take Precautions when you are out.The heat is unbareable so is

the sunlight outside, Dont

step out in the sun without

an umbrella/ hat, Nai tho log

bolinge....Kya hua ustaad

dhoop laggai jaisa dikhra.


Office-OfficeBachelors always have to

option to go to work on

weekends, most offices

are open on weekends and

bachelors who stay away

from family can just report

to work. The outcome, Boss

hota impress, Phugat ka AC,

Phugat ki chai/coffee.


Go to a Mall,To forget it All!Malls today are well equipped

with central AC’s which run

on a 12 Hrs basis. Spending

time at a MALL gives you

two things : Free ka timepass

aur free ka A.C. Phugat ki

chai/coffee.


Inverter Lelo meri Bhai!“Dus rupiye badhke kharcha hote,

lekin 2 fans tho chalte”, An inverter

is a safe bet when it comes to erratic

powercuts, The inverter will help

you run 2 fans and 2 lights. It would

require you to shell some extra bucks

off your wallet but would be a sound

investment.


ONE WORD:SWIMMINGMany resorts have swimming

pools and cater to different audi-

ence during summer, Ocean Park,

Mount Opera, jal vihar have multiple

swimming pools. Take a one way

ticket to Watery Lala-land.


Harvest Rain Water“Haan,Sahi pade App”.This rainy

season we urge you to harvest rain-

water to bring the ground water lev-

els to normal.Toda Kam hai lekin It

will help us Alot.

DO IT YOURSELFby Disha Bhandari


Have you ever looked at beautiful nail arts and wondered if you could get them too? Are you one of those people who would not want to spend your pocket money on your nails?

If you have answered yes to the above questions then this article is certainly for you.

These days, looking fashionable is no longer confined to the fashion industry or the elite class. Earlier, women sparingly used makeup. Makeup was done only on occasions like weddings or big ceremo-nies. Now, the trend has changed. Women of all age groups want to look pretty and believe in being fashionable. Over the last couple of decades, women have become more aware of their femininity and take measures to look adorable.

Nail art is in vogue these days. From celebrities to college girls every-one is flaunting it these days. Nail art has grown from a simple French manicure to trendy and peppy designs.

We will show you simple nail art methods which can be easily done at home and would make your nails look beautiful.

STYLE

nail Art Alert!


FLOWER NAIL ART:

You Will Need: A toothpick, a bobby pin, two nail polish colors of your choice, top coat.

How To Do: • Using the head of the bobby pin place a dot of nail polish• Now place the pointed side of the toothpick in the centre of the dot and pull it towards what will be the centre of your flower.• Repeat this for five petals.• Once this is done, use the second color to place a dot in the centre of the flower.• Wait till the paint is dry and then apply the top coat for proper finishing.

STYLE


GEOMETRIC DESIGN NAIL ART:

You Will Need: Cellotape, Zig-zag scissors, two nail polish colors of your choice, top coat.

How To Do:• First coat your nail with one of the two colors. • Now cut the cellotape with the zig-zag scissors vertically and stick the cellotape on half of your nail.• Now, coat the uncovered part of the nail with the second color. • Wait until the paint is dry and then rip off the tape. • The last step is to apply the top coat for proper finishing.

This is one little idea for geometric design nail art, you can use your imagi-nation and use the tape for many more different designs and patterns.

the hyderabadi guide to

Part onebeing laidbackBy appearences all Hyderabadi’s including myself look very preoccupied with work, little do you know that we are currently multi-procrastinating, never concerened or not bothered. Wonder how can someone do all that, Lets take a poll to decide where you stand while dealing with day to day life.

a) Perfectionist b) Overachiever c) Workaholic d) Worrier

Whether you have chosen any of the above answers or not, you’ve probably envied people who cut through life like a sword, smoothly never bothered about what’s in store for them. Perhaps they might not be you ideal choice for motivation, they might not be the perfect example of accomplishment, but they do seem content. If you happen to be on the other side of the spectrum, always working your ass off, trying to find your place in life, never satisfied -- Here’s Hyderabad’s Guide on being laid back.

-Yamani Bin Zubair

CHABUTRA TALES

Photo Courtesy-oatsandsugar

Most hyderabadi’s agree that when we plan our day ahead we mentally note the things we have to do, however we give our undivided attention to one task and end up getting stuck trying to complete it. If we have a list of things to buy and get home by 1 PM and we dont, chances are we got caught up with an old friend and decided to give up on the grocery list, altogeth-er for the next 4 hrs. Finally we arrive at home for supper with a welcome of kings from our mothers - “Areeeeeeey, koth-mir laane subha gaya tha, ab raat ku teri naak main daalon woh kothmir ka katta. “

SITUATIONAL RESPONSE : Lite Liyo.

ek time pe ek kaam


When hyderabadis have tea it gives them bigger wings than redbull, However when we have it with a couple of friends we end up paying for 12 cups of tea, 23 osmania biscuits, 10 samosas, 12 thumbs up. We might have started talking at 9 am and we’ll be around till 4pm. We dont take breaks while doing our regular chores to grab a cup of tea, We take breaks from our tea sessions to do our regular chores.

SITUATIONAL RESPONSE: Abhi Atun, Yainch Raho Hotal Pe.

Bus eK IRAnI cHAI!



Photo Courtesy-Ipranay

When we have high standards, they have their own place. But everything we do, we do it with planning. POORI PILANNING. which requires time and effort, even before the task is carried out. We never allow perfection-ism to become the enemy of our potential. That’s why when hyderabadi’s do something, they do it at their own conve-nience, at their own time. Hum Aisich Hai, Pilan Karke Light Lelete.

As hyderabad’s we calculate time independent of any event that happens in past,present or future. I say : I’ll be right there in 5 mins - Chances are I just woke up and wont show my face for atleast 2 hrs.

SITUATIONAL RESPONSE: Kal Merku Rukaya Tha Ab Isku Rukatu

K a u n k a r t e y e h



Photo Courtesy-yogendra

Exams are our favorite time of the year. We decide to do everything we planned throughout the year to do right before exams. Join a gym, watch pending movies...like err Mudder, play sports to relax your mind.

SITUATIONAL RESPONSE: Hello, Mama Kal Kaunsa Exam

Every hyderabadi will not care untill you give them some attention, when asked every hyderabadi is a knowitall with experience in everything.

SITUATIONAL RESPONSE: Merku Maloom, Merku Maloom, Merku Maloom.

e X A M K A B H A I ?

sab maloom mereku!


This is the most endearing trait of every hyderabadi, Abich karru - this means that what you’ve asked me to do is put off indefinitely.

SITUATIONAL RESPONSE: Karinge, Woh Konsa Sauda Nai Laaye Tho Duniya Khatam Hojari

Whoever you are, whatever you do, If you approach life the hyderabadi way, you are bound to attain bliss. The bliss of “Taking Lite”.

A b i c h K a r r u !



Photo Courtesy-carol mitchell


Wondering what to watch this June movie season? Check out our picks for the most noteworthy of flicks coming to a theater near you.-Anish Subramanian

cIneMA WAtcH


Yeh DEKHO!

With a kind of plot which lends itself easily to hilarious shenanigans and enough name talent behind and in front of the camera, this should be a solid flick (but you never know in the fickle business of cinema).

GHANCHAKKAR


GHANCHAKKARSusi Ganeshan has made this movie before and it turned out to be pretty decent. At the very least, this should be pretty good. Don’t know if it will cross the language threshold though.

SHORTCUT ROMEO


Puri Jagannadh, Allu Arjun and two gorgeous leading ladies-you won’t care if the movie is any good or not, do you? Odds are you’ve already seen it by the time you’ve read this. Here’s hoping it is thoroughly entertaining.

IDDARAMMAYILATHO


Yeh DEKHO!

Oddly enough, it shares a lead-ing lady with Iddarammayilatho (no, I’m not her agent). Nani has been doing very well for himself and Krishna Vamsi’s 90’s heavy-handed style might hit home this time.

PAISA


Yeh DEKHO!

After a couple of missteps with Cars 2 and Brave, it would be great if Pixar could get back on the right track (although it certainly won’t equal the extraor-dinary run it made in the 2000’s). Monsters U does look promising though; hopefully it delivers on said promise.

MONSTERS UNIVERSITY


MONSTERS UNIVERSITY

MAN OF STEELSnyder just won the internet

with that trailer, didn’t he?

He did the same with that

Sucker Punch trailer and

look at what that led to. The

movie does look absolutely

gorgeous tough. Goyer’s

take on the Supes mythol-

ogy (fanboys, Nolan is pro-

ducer in name only-he hired

Snyder, that’s about it; he

gets story credit because he

was in the room when Goyer

pitched his idea) sounds fas-

cinating actually.All things

considered, this might actu-

ally be really good.

7s e v e n

F o r

essentials


-Yamani Bin Zubair

2013Fashion goes through cycles; it’s a common phenomenon that is unlikely to see any halt. There exist a few finite cool styles of men’s tops that can be universally safe from the fashion revision that the industry inevitably has every year (at most). So, go get yourself a look at a few of these cool styles and maybe even add one or two to your wardrobe.Here are Our picks for seven Fashion Essentials

for 2013.

essentials


-Yamani Bin Zubair

1.THE BROWN SUIT:Leave the monochromes

behind and blend in

neutral hues with a

brown suit. This pairing

offers a refreshed look

and are a critical mass

hit. Bound to give you

more attention than u

can handle.

Photo Courtesy-Thorinside


2.STRIPESWith Man of Steel round

the corner all men seem

to have given in to their

fancy of looking built.

But for those who haven’t

stepped in the gym this

year, go for tees with bold

stripes across the chest

and shoulders. This cre-

ates the illusion of being

broad and gives u a more

confidant look.

Photo Courtesy-Doug88888


3.THE DEMIN SHIRT :This soft cotton fabric

shirts are making a

comeback this year.

From casuals to for-

mals, its the quintessen-

tial guy styling up the

business hours.

Photo Courtesy-tyler beau lawrence


4.CAMOUFLAGEIts been followed

meticulously and reprinted

in different designs to

celebrate this classic design.

Camo has been seen making

its mark in ties, pocket

squares, blazers, shoes and

bags and is a must have this

season.

Photo Courtesy-Bobvivve


5. DOUBLE BREASTED SUIT

This yesteryear

badboy has gone

mainstream this

year. Making a

comeback in a

more slimmer ava-

tar, slim lapels slim

shoulders and

promises to be a

powerful suit when

paired with the

right shirt and tie.


6.THE MONKSTRAP SHOES

Double or single,

Monkstraps are meant

to be shown off. Pair

them up with your

slim cut suit and they

can add a new dynam-

ic to your look.


7.POCKET SQUARES :Interestingly the

most powerful acces-

sory that is bound

to make a huge dif-

ference this season.

Polka dotted, plain

or stripped these

add elegance to any

suit.

Photo Courtesy-pgoyette


As the IPL extravaganza comes to an end, the focus now shifts to the

international arena with the ICC Champions Trophy to be held in England

from the 6th of June. This tournament has receded in importance over the

years and has lost many a follower. The advent of the twenty over format

of the game has greatly contributed to the decline of fifty over format and

Champions Trophy being more or less a smaller version of the World cup

has lost its significance. The ICC has decided to put an end to this tourna-

ment in the future-this will be the final edition of the Champions Trophy.

The teams fielded by various countries bear a depleted look, with some

of the more established players missing in action. India is without Sachin

Tendulkar, Virender Sehwag, Zaheer Khan,etc. South Africa is without

Graeme Smith and Jacques Kallis. Similarly other nations have big players

missing in action. From the point of view of the Indian team, we are look-

ing at a transition period and the English conditions would provide a good

test for the younger players to prove their mettle and cement their places

in the Indian team. A good performance in these conditions can never go

unnoticed. The likes of Amit Mishra and Irfan Pathan who will be making a

comeback to the Indian team would be eager to seize the opportunity. With

the conditions in England assisting swing bowling, Irfan Pathan could be the

man to watch out for.

cHAMPIons tRoPHYs A n s t H e c H A M P I o n s


The India-Pakistan clash is an

enticing proposition;another

chapter will be written in one of

cricket’s greatest rivalries. You

can rest assured that people

from either side of the border

will be hooked to the television

screen on the 15th of June,

hoping for their team to emerge

victorious.


The spot fixing scandal has raised doubts

and suspicions in the minds of people, but

a few rotten eggs does not mean all eggs in

the basket are spoilt. People with question-

able morals and character exist everywhere.

They need to be punished severely and dealt

with an iron hand to preserve the credibility

and integrity of the game.

The Champions Trophy will unite the players

who have been playing against each other

in the IPL. They will shed their regional and

franchisee colors and turn up together in

blue. The fans who would have been in a

dilemma whether to support Dhoni or Kohli

or any of the other Indian stars in the IPL will

now have the opportunity to cheer for all of

them together, to cheer for our nation, India.

Dhoni has been phenomenal as a captain

and has every trophy in his cabinet except

the Champions Trophy. With this being the

final edition, this is his only opportunity to

complete his trophy cabinet. Let us unite

from the length and breadth of our country,

from Jaipur to Chennai, from Mumbai to

Kolkata and cheer the boys on. Bring that

cup home.

Bleed Blue!-S.R Kaleem


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