I favour every idea which makes the game beautiful: Ronaldinho

PUNE: Experts believe all great ideas come to a logical end. But Brazilian superstar Ronaldinho, who played a key role in his team's 2002 World Cup triumph, doesn't think so.The former FIFA World Player of the Year was also part of the Barcelona squad which charmed spectators with their dazzling brand of football and went on to win the Champions League title.Later, the Barca boys fuelled Spain's rise which saw them win three successive major titles starting with the Euro in 2008.Ronaldinho, sporting dazzling ear studs, shades, a designer beard and the trademark curly hair kept in place with a headband, had this to say here on Friday when asked whether the beautiful game was in danger of withering away: "Football is about joy. It's about dribbling. I favour every idea that makes the game beautiful. Every good idea has to last. The Brazilian and Spanish styles are beautiful and they will last because they are efficient."The 32-year-old, who was here on a promotional visit, said he was eagerly looking forward to the World Cup to be hosted by Brazil in 2014. "The World Cup means so much to every Brazilian," he said through an interpreter. "I want to be ready and prepared for the event." Ronaldinho was not picked for the 2010 World Cup finals in South Africa and many believe that with only two World Cup appearances under his belt, he has underachieved.His decision to join Brazilian clubs Flemengo and Atletico Mineiro instead of a European Club -- after AC Milan in 2010 -- also raised questions about his career choices. But with Luiz Felipe Scolari back as Brazil's manager, a surprise call-up for him in 2014 can't be ruled out.Ronaldinho, who is in India to promote his movie (R10: Ronaldinho vs The Aliens), is the central character in the film produced by Bala Entertainment International. The movie is set for a May 2014 release."I really liked the idea of being in the entertainment industry and there is every chance that I will continue to be a part of it," said Ronaldinho.Bollywood stars Salman Khan and Sanjay Dutt were supposed to be at the promotional event. But with Ronaldinho himself present, football fans who endured a two-hour delay were not complaining.Ronaldinho was relaxed and obliged cheering fans with a victory sign after being introduced on the stage. When asked whether he would like to join Venky's-owned team Blackburn Rovers, he was non-committal. "I hope my friendship with (Blackburn owner) Balaji (Rao) will be lifelong."