Rory Sutherland is one of the interesting people I discovered in 2025. I guess he might be the only person this year. I have posted some of his videos on this blog before. His insights are amazing. His style is very casual, engaging and ffiendly. And most importantly he is British! I love his accent... Continue Reading →
India’s Fake Glory EXPOSED — Sabeer Bhatia
Sabeer Bhatia is the founder of Hotmail which he sold for millions of dollars during the dot com boom. I first read about him in the book "The Horse That Flew" which chronicles few of India's most iconic Tech leaders from 1990's. I highly recommend that book if you are interested in India's early tech... Continue Reading →
Latest Podcast of Kunal Shah
Kunal Shah is a controversial personality. I can say so based on my personal experience. Once I criticized him on Twitter and then he sent me DMs on Twitter and started arguing with me and psycho-analyzing me. I realized at that time that he is deeply insecure and vulnerable inside. Or he considers others as... Continue Reading →
Vishy Anand on Prakhar Gupta’s podcast
Vishy Anand's long interview on Prakhar Gupta's podcast just dropped. It's some interesting perspectives. Do watch this... https://youtu.be/ADPAgRdSV_g?si=qCym0AZMOuQoLBnv
PC Mahalabonis | Statistics and India | Dr. Pradeep Apte
Dr. Pradeep Apte is one of my favorite Professors. I had the privilege of attending one of his excellent talks recently on Breweries in India - yes, you heard it right! He is the kind of all-rounder who can talk about Economics, and virtually everything under the sun with the same knowledge, intensity and passion.... Continue Reading →
Remembering Dr. Jayant Narlikar…
I had a privilege of visiting IUCAA, Pune in early 90's when I was in school (7th or 8th standard probably) and listen to Dr Narlikar. I didn't know how great he was, but he could still connect with the kids.As I grew older I started understanding his greatness. The good part was that he... Continue Reading →
Rajiv Bajaj’s Candid Interview
Rajiv Bajaj is one of the most candid and well-articulated businessmen in India and across the world. I always find his talks/interviews insightful. The clarity of thought he demonstrates is rare. The other reason why I like him (or his late father, Rahul Bajaj) is of course that he doesn't shy from criticizing BJP Govt... Continue Reading →
Parag Kar’s Youtube Channel – An Unexplored, Underrated Gem!
Social Media is a weird thing. Sometimes (actually a lot often) totally nonsense/useless content goes "viral" and gets disproportionate views/reviews and comments and a lot of times a few rare hidden gems remain hidden. My endeavor always is to find hidden gems. I often get a feeling that there is some genius I am missing... Continue Reading →
RK @ 100
Today is 100th birth anniversary of the amazing 'Showman of Indian Cinema', Raj Kapoor. I am now in my mid 40's. The stars I grew up with are Khans and Akshay Kumar, Ajay Devgan, Govinda, Anil Kapoor, Jackie Shroff etc. My father grew up in Rajesh Khanna and Amitabh Bachchan era (late 60's, early 70's).... Continue Reading →
Remembering Charlie Munger…
Today (28th November) is the first death anniversary of the man who I consider as my idol — Charlie Munger. I discovered him pretty late, when I was 30, but immediately grasped his greatness and have been following him ever since in last 14 years. His book "Poor Charlie's Almanack" is one of my most... Continue Reading →
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