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Facing flak for Paris Olympics opening ceremony, India’s costume designer wants focus on medals instead

The Paris Olympics are just around the corner and the excitement is palpable. As the Indian contingent gears up to represent our nation on the global stage, there has been a lot of buzz surrounding the opening ceremony. However, amidst all the anticipation and enthusiasm, there has been a recent controversy surrounding the costume designed for the Indian athletes. The designer, who has been under fire for the fans’ fury over the costume, has come forward to address the issue and shift the focus back to what truly matters – winning medals for our country.

The Indian athletes’ costume for the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics has been the talk of the town. While some have praised the designer’s creativity and unique approach, others have expressed disappointment and even anger over the choice of attire. Social media has been abuzz with debates and discussions, with some even calling for a change in the costume. However, amidst all the chaos, the designer has maintained a calm and composed demeanor, choosing to focus on the bigger picture – the performance of our athletes at the Olympics.

In an exclusive interview with Inside Sport India, the costume designer opened up about the criticism and the impact it has had on him. He stated, “I understand that everyone has their own opinions and preferences, and I respect that. However, as a designer, my main aim was to create something that would make our athletes feel confident and proud while representing our country. It was never my intention to create controversy or hurt anyone’s sentiments.”

The designer also emphasized the importance of supporting our athletes and showing them love and encouragement, especially during such a crucial time. He said, “Our athletes have been training tirelessly for years to reach this stage and it is our responsibility as a nation to stand by them and show our unwavering support. Let us not forget that they are the ones who will be representing India on the global stage, not the costume.”

He further added, “I urge everyone to shift their focus from the costume to the real goal – winning medals for our country. Let us come together as a nation and cheer for our athletes, who have worked hard to make us proud. They deserve all the love and support, not criticism over something as trivial as a costume.”

The designer’s words serve as a reminder to all of us that the Olympics is not just about the opening ceremony or the costumes, but about the spirit of sportsmanship and the pursuit of excellence. It is a platform where athletes from all over the world come together to showcase their talent and represent their respective countries. As Indians, it is our duty to stand by our athletes and show them that we believe in them and their abilities.

Moreover, it is important to remember that the costume is just a small part of the overall experience. What truly matters is the performance of our athletes on the field. Let us not forget that India has a rich history at the Olympics, with many athletes bringing home medals and making our country proud. This year, as we gear up to witness our athletes compete at the Paris Olympics, let us focus on supporting them and cheering them on, rather than getting caught up in unnecessary controversies.

In conclusion, the designer’s message is clear – let us not lose sight of the bigger picture and get distracted by trivial matters. Our athletes need our support and encouragement now more than ever. As a nation, let us come together and show our athletes that we believe in them and that we are proud of them, regardless of what they wear. Let us shift our focus from the costume to the medals, and show the world that India is a force to be reckoned with in the world of sports. Jai Hind!

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