Vish Dhamija > Quotes

“A pawn only needs to move five spaces to become the queen" - from Bhendi Bazaar”
― Vish Dhamija, Bhendi Bazaar

“Friendships fade, not because people want associations to wane, but because other interests take precedence.”
― Vish Dhamija, Bhendi Bazaar

“Logic, Your Honour, could be a set of rules based on one’s upbringing or schooling or one’s wrong set of beliefs, and hence not necessarily absolute.’ Don”
― Vish Dhamija, Deja Karma

“Benaulim has been part of Goa lore for generations: Parshurama — the sixth avatar of Vishnu — had shot an arrow from somewhere above in the Western Ghats, and that arrow descended upon what came to be known as Banavalli: the village of the arrow. The Portuguese rechristened it to Benaulim.”
― Vish Dhamija, Doosra: The Other One

“Never disregard your first impressions; it's nature's way of telling you something.”
― Vish Dhamija, Bhendi Bazaar

“Sometimes when we get too close, we can lose focus, just like a camera.”
― Vish Dhamija, Bhendi Bazaar

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― Vish Dhamija, Bhendi Bazaar

“There’s an immense difference between losing a game and throwing it away.”
― Vish Dhamija, Deja Karma

“The only golden rule a good defence advocate follows is that there is no rule.”
― Vish Dhamija, Deja Karma

“the world, in some way or the other, teaches everyone that everything is possible, should there be enough desire or hunger.”
― Vish Dhamija, Bhendi Bazaar

“Exactly like a comparatively tiny lion can attack an elephant...the world, in some way or the other, teaches everyone that everything is possible, should there be enough desire or hunger.”
― Vish Dhamija, Bhendi Bazaar

“I woke up when I heard someone move around on the ground floor. With one open eye I glanced at the bedside clock. It was a few minutes past three. I turned to”
― Vish Dhamija, Deja Karma

“Half of eight is four or three or a zero depending on who asks the question, isn't it? Mathematically, it has to be four, but if you are in some art class then you could cut the figure of eight side-ways or vertically and respectively make up a three or a sphere. It's the same with expanding possibilities.”
― Vish Dhamija, Doosra: The Other One

“everywhere you go, you take something with you, and you leave something behind?”
― Vish Dhamija, Bhendi Bazaar