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Known as wizard of words, usually Trivikram impresses everyone with his speeches at events and that’s the reason they get million of views on YouTube as well. The choice of language he uses, the rhyming he brings up, depth of the meaning with which he utters a sentence and insightful revelations are his forte even if he’s talking casually at an event.
But other day, when Trivikram made his presence felt at an event as a chief guest to launch the book written by a lady writer, somehow the speech he has given hasn’t attracted much attention. Actually he stated that he has already read the book and took class to the author for siding out with feminism in a rather indirect way. While Trivikram’s logic that institutionalising any thought over a period of time would only lead to sort of negativity, the way he told it by saying that he doesn’t believe in any ‘ism’ hasn’t really gone well.
At the same time, Trivikram struggled to choose the best of words and even went on saying that no man is perfect and no woman is, but then, the explanations he gave by saying that Ahalya and Gowthama Rushi had best thought during the Ramayana days itself isn’t tacking up together.
At one point, his speech felt a bit irritating and that could be noticed on the faces of other guests on the stage, while lisetners also didn’t make any sound at all for his words. Well, maybe he has a contrasting opinion to that of the author regarding the book, and hence this speech?
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