Yes, I also have similar experience. When I had met him, I drew my borrowed digital cam and said shyly smilingly may I get your just one pic. He nodded and stood up and said come.
I said that I want only his pic, I don't want to be in the pic myself. he said, no way, you also come, or something like that, and there was a man in the room (his secretary or someone I didn't know) and ARR requested that guy to shoot the pic and that guy shot the pic having ARR and myself. I mean ARR knows how much a pic with him will mean for his fan for a lifetime so he would never disappoint any fan by refusing a pic. May be at times something is on his mind so he might have said no, in a rush to attend some work or something, but I am sure that such incidences must be very very rare and based on circumstances. -- Rawat On 5/16/2010 9:07 AM India Time, _Amith Chandhran_ wrote: > Not really; not all the times! There was an incidence someone had shared > in the group about how much he understands a fan's feeling. A fan > clicked a photo with AR, and AR noticed there was no much light. So they > went near the door, faced the sun and re-clicked the photo. Just to > ensure that the photo is clearly visible. > > I've personally seen AR himself asking a fan "Do you want to take a > pic?" More than once. > > Just that he should be in a relaxed mood ;-) You'll get your chance, all > the best! > > Thanks, > > -
