Its just a name

Ha! Sayesha we both rock yaar. Had this post written in bits and pieces in my draft folders and is ready to be posted now! My cousin is pregnant and just like any othe pregnancy, deciding a name is the most exciting part. Naah! dont worry me not writing a letter to the boy, Sayesha:P So, basically everyone in my cousins's house has a name starting with the letter "Sh" In fact, even her bhabhi's have their names beginning with Sh.. She is going to be a mother of a baby boy and we were thinking of coming up with names that are not complicated and are modern. Aryan is already taken by my nephew:P So there arent many nice names around:)) Ok..there are a few... So well, I have this notion that just like various gift options, even when it comes to names you have far more varities for baby girls. For example: If you want something really traditional, a girl can have a name "Aishwarya" which is sooooo common in India.. Want to make it sound modern-n comes Ash and if you want that to be more family-oriented..everyone will start calling her "Aishu" In America, I know 3 girls whose names are "Esha" or "Isha" all of them play with each other and it gets confusing when they are together. So I call them Isha 1, 2 and 3 Third most common name being "Riya" or "Ria" Neverthless, girl names are still more interesting..Ok guys! am sorry but accept it...girls always have more options:P So I tried to ask my "Chatur chaar" as to what names they can come up with. Hahaha..only Vikram can come up with a name like "Speilberg", "Rafasti Gulfut", And only Virdi can come up with names such as "Chima Lal Charlie" but he also suggested a name "Akhilesh" Overall, Sayesha had good names to come up with, like "Ujwal, Eshan and Pranav" And I know three people with that name. Waise, I had few suggestions too. Names that sound modern and which are easy on american tongues as well and are not very common. In anyways if you keep a centimeter length name it gets abbreviated. Rohit, Rahul, Anand are quite common and short n sweet too. But, kinda overused in Bollywood. Nikhil, Aditya and Amit are extremely common marathi names. Neel being one.But my son is going to be called "Neel" if and when and whether I have a guy child is beyond discussion over here:D Then comes "Pradyot", "Aarush" and "Ayush" Ya, they would say "Whats in a name"? But isnt your name your "identity"? And I am still hoping to come across a name which we can possibly address the little one as. Any suggestions??