Unaware of the real political games, few Indians still believe that Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi will take India to somewhere from nowhere.

"We are confident that Narendra Modi is the only person whom we were waiting for last 65 years. At least now he would take India somewhere," said Durgaprasad Tiwari who saw India's independence from his eyes.

Reports suggest that few Indians (nos withheld) were still thinking that some guy from some place would come and take Indian top job and will fully change India. These people still innocently believe that there are people who work for nation and not for themselves and change the society. They think that Modi is among those people.

Prominent shop keeper activist, Shankar Joshi said "We think that Modi will bring development with him. He will be revolutionary. He would throw FDI retail out of India. He would make India self sufficient so that no export and no import will be allowed. People would buy only from Mom & Pop grocery shops."

Few others believe that Modi would increase the benefits of globalization for India.

"I think Modi will bring lots and lots of money through foreign direct investment in India. If he becomes Prime Minister, process of FDI in retail will be on fast track," said a senior official of Reliance Retail.

Farmers argued that Modi is the only person who would maintain subsidies while businessmen and industry lobbies said that he was the best suited guy to open up the economy and reduce unnecessary subsidies.

"We certainly are among those people who are optimistic and believe that there are people who are selfless. Modi is such a person so we think he is the best candidate for Prime Minister of India," said a Delhi based social activist.

However, according to Narendra Modi he feels he would become mad if so many different demands come to him.

"Better be 2014 comes a bit late. God knows for what reason I am working and giving so many commitments and thrashing Congress in a big way. Oh no, if the demand of all these few people come true, I will have to sit on Manmohan's throne," said Narendra Modi thinking about his future.