PV Sindhu: Yeah, I mean, yeah, it is my fourth time, and every time the Asian Games has a team event or a village-like environment. This time it’s not like that. And yeah, definitely, you know, we are staying here only with the badminton players. We only see others, let’s say, in the opening ceremony. But when different sports come to watch our matches, that’s when we see them. But apart from that, yeah, I mean, this is very different. Because usually, it’s just badminton-badminton when playing tournaments. But sometimes, you know, it’s like all sports coming together—talking to each other only happens in two or three tournaments: Commonwealth Games, Asian Games, and the Olympics. So that is missing this time. But I just hope that, you know, somehow or you know, it’s kind of, I would say, you make friends, you get to know them from different countries, different sports. It’s kind of a—you come together as a team, as a country, and also you get to meet other national athletes as well. So it would have been nice if it were like that. But obviously, their rules… you know, we don’t know what the rules are and how they have managed accommodations and stuff. But yeah, irrespective of whatever it is, we just come, play, and I hope we represent well, win medals for our country, and go back.
