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ASA Thalaiva

ASA Thalaiva Thalaiva uses his visiting card to withdraw money from the ATM. In fact, he is the only person who knows Victoria’s Secret. And when do earthquakes happen? When Thalaiva puts his mobile in vibration mode – the list is endless- little ditties of praise for the Lord, straight from our childhood. Thalaiva literally means “leader” or “boss” in Tamil. Which he was to all of us a larger-than-life personification of our puerile fantasies, the facts that we were growing up so far from Tamil Nadu, or that we could not understand even a word in Tamil being of no consequence. The simple pleasure was to slur our “Rascala” the way he did! Today when I take the Thalaiva pen from ASA in my hands, all the memories come rushing in and one is transported back to those days of yore, when Thalaiva was angry with the spam and deleted the recycle bin. You see, he could count to infinity. That is why he did it twice. But back to the pen. ASA as we all know makes robust pens that are well-crafted and reasonably priced. With ears to the ground, ASA’s chieftain Subramaniam knows the pulse of the market and continually offers fountain pens that tick all the right boxes in terms of quality, price, performance, and visual appeal. He was one of the initiators of the trend of fitting pens with standardised Jowo nib-feed units and universally accepted Schmidt converters that ensure not only quality performance but also uniform pricing. Incidentally, with the nib and the filling system taken care of, all ASA has to do is ensure that the turning is perfected, which they do consistently. This scheme of things also makes things easy for buyers who can base their buying decision only on the visual appeal of the same, secure in the knowledge that the performance will be above par. A there is an added layer here too, Subramanium is known to personally test each pen before they are shipped out. Full marks there. I have been using this ASA Tahalaiva pen for a long time now and have no complaints. The ink flows steadily, the writing is smooth and easy, and the pen is well balanced in the hand. What is more, I love the way it looks. Here’s a piece of news for ASA fans. Subbu dada’s exclusive shop in Kolkata is nearing completion. Keep your fingers crossed. I met him last evening – he is also contemplating scaling up his business. But I guess that is gist for another story. Watch this space.