In an exclusive interview to IANS, Sethi, who was in Bangalore on a brief visit, opined that should either Advani, an eight-time World Billiards Champion, or Mehta wins the Indian Open or any other major event, then it could trigger a “snooker revolution” in India.

Pankaj Advani (left) and Aditya Mehta during a press conference in Mumbai to announce the Indian Open World Snooker tournament earlier this month.