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R. Madhavan says his son Vedaant is still far from the Olympics and warns against comparing kids

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R. Madhavan said his son Vedaant is still far from qualifying for the Olympics and that it is wrong to compare kids. He noted that Vedaant is gaining recognition as a promising swimmer representing India internationally, and said he wants his son to stay grounded amid media attention, urging him to separate popularity from genuine sporting success. Madhavan added that the family moved to Dubai to give Vedaant better swimming opportunities.

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Fans of R. Madhavan may care because it shows his view on his son's swimming career and the steps the family is taking to support it.

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