The phone bell
screeched and I picked up the receiver.
“Ramesh, Indian social
activist Kiran Bedi is addressing a meeting in Dubai. Why don’t you try to
interview her?” asked a senior colleague.
“Sure, thanks,” I
replaced the receiver and dialed the telephone operator.
“Hello,” replied our
telephone operator Ramesh.
“Can you connect me to
our car driver?”
“You mean driver
Ramesh?” asked operator Ramesh.
“Yes.”
I went with driver
Ramesh to the venue where an official of Bharatheeyam, a cultural organisation
that organised the programme, welcomed me.
“I am Ramesh,” I
introduced myself.
“Pleasure meeting you.
I am Ramesh too,” he smiled.
“Who is the main
person in your organisation?” I asked him.
“You can see him
sitting on the dais along with Kiran Bedi,” he pointed out.
“What’s his name?”
“Ramesh.”
I almost fainted.
ha ha ha:) Really ? So in total how many Ramesh???
ReplyDeleteLet me guess
Telephone operator, driver, the official of the cultural organization and the main person of the organization plus you --- Thats a total 5. Did I miss anyone.. This is kinda Shakuntala Devi puzzle :):)
ha ha ha ha heights of coincidence!!!
ReplyDeleteThe curious of Five Ramesh's
Lol... so Ramesh seems to be a most preferred name...
ReplyDeleteYes, it is a very common name like my husband's name Kumar. He also feels like you!
ReplyDeleteA Ramesh Mazha (Rain) indeed! :)
ReplyDeleteKnock knock! It's Ramesh...Ramesh who?
ReplyDeleteRamesh wooohooo!
Another crisp cutting chai write up!
way to go!
An overdoes of Ramesh!
ReplyDeleteIs it that common a name? Funny for sure!
ReplyDeleteOMG ! This is unbelievable !! ROFL !!
ReplyDeleteThis is sure funny. We have to many rameshs' all around here too in my office
ReplyDeleteOhh my God!So many Ramesh, that too on a same day... you must be totally freaked out~
ReplyDeleteSeems like every single Ramesh in town had the same agenda for the day!
ReplyDeleteHahaha...that is one popular name!
ReplyDeletelol!! that was funny :)
ReplyDeleteFor me the name Ramesh means a great brother!! :) Cheers!! :)
Let me tell you, Ramesh, Suresh,Mahesh are very common names in the North.
ReplyDeleteAre you kidding me?!?
ReplyDeleteFunny though. How did the interview go?
lol,way too many Ramesh!
ReplyDeletehappens sometimes :)
ReplyDeleteHi Ramesh,
ReplyDeleteClick on the link below and leave a comment...or you can also visit the post in my blog and find the link there..I need more comments to win.
thanks.
http://lavanyasrecipes.blogspot.com.br/2012/06/pista-badam-mukhwas-guest-post-6-by.html
Being a Tracy I get this a lot and especially amongst those of us born during the late 1960's.
ReplyDeleteso confused...
ReplyDeleteinteresting post...
nice one
ReplyDeletethere is one more Ramesh
Ramesh Dev Marathi film hero
But we have only one Global Madrasi :):)
ReplyDeletegood one .. thankfully there are not many Bikramjit's :)
ReplyDeleteBikram's
lol.. thank god, i am not another Ramesh commenting on ur post..
ReplyDeleteHaha.. Ramesh is one very popular name! I too have had instances when people called me Aakash, Aditya etc. In short, everything but Akshay!
ReplyDeleteIf others have the same name as yours, it would be so easy to remember.
ReplyDeletehave been reading your blog for a long time..great blog..
ReplyDeleteIm confused now ;) too many Ramesh ;) are you exaggerating :P
Its your turn to vanish now is it?
ReplyDeleteI was just scanning all the people who commented on this post.
ReplyDeleteFortunately no Ramesh in that lot.
All this time I thought you were so very special. And now I realize your's just a commoner ;)
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