His hair is combed up and all the way back, smooth, black, and sleek. A strand dangles over his left forehead. If you pay close attention, you will see wrinkles tracing above his dark eyebrows. His glasses—brown, thick, but modern—some say, make him look like a Harvard guy, a kind of young intellectual. His nose bridge is unusually high for an Asian, one of his most praised features. His face is sharp, his cheekbones not particularly high, and his lips not particularly thick, but by most standards, he is considered pleasant—thoughtful, even handsome. Not in the Hollywood or Bollywood sense, but in the most ordinary sense—a handsome man.