john70
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Yes Tianshan, I feel so.so you think CWG opening was better?
And one more thing this is a quote from The telegraph india, and not mine. Yet the observations made by him/her match mine that was the reason of posting it here. And it has nothing to do with India - Britain, it is just simple comparison that which show made you sit there with awe and which didn't no bashing of countries and cultures involved, and get it right as it is.
I agree to his view :
And it was when I saw young children jumping up and down on the NHS hospital beds and women dressed as nurses doing a really bad imitation of "ringa ringa roses" or some such "dance" that I looked back with wonder at the CWG opening ceremony.
And if you have not watched it watch it now to decide on your own, leave aside CHINESE - INDIAN - BRITISH nationalities and opine what you feel !!!In Delhi too, that early October evening, there were thousands of performers on our far-less-grandly designed set. But there was melody and rhythm, grace and harmony. The CWG opening ceremony began with drummers from all parts of India with seven-year-old Keshav taking the lead, and the sounds from myriad percussion instruments echoed through the nation for a long time afterwards
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