I have been watching movies from a very early age and I just love it. Watching a good movie makes you forget that you are actually watching a movie. Here's a master thread about reviews of all the movies I have shared in twitter so far.Trying to find a weekend movie? Here it is
#SitaRamam - After few minutes into the film I thought it’s just another romantic movie. But this is really a well crafted film, this movie is like a poem, very soulful. Couldn’t think of anyone else apart from #Dulqar in Ram’s role. And Sita, Wow! Semma acting, Amazing film.
#LoveToday Wow! After Doctor movie, this is such a fun filled film from start to end. Brilliant writing, the characterisation of YogiBabu was so realistic. Whole cast terrific performance, definitely a pakka repeat value movie, worth watching once more with friends.
#Sardar Such a racy spy thriller with a different concept about bottled water business. How drinking bottled water could harm us in the long run has been explained very well. No dull moment throughout the film. Another pakka padam from Karthi 👌
#TVFpitchers When I saw Season 1 in 2015, i was working in IT and in dilemma to quit my job, season 1 captured that mood of people trying to quit job n start a business. In season 2, they beautifully captured the current startup culture and their struggles. Loved it. It’s awesome
#MukundanUnniAssociates Such a unique story line that was never covered in detail before. There is no villain in this movie because hero is actually the main villain. Not a single dull moment throughout. Very well made dark comedy thriller. Don’t miss this Malayalam movie 👌
#MadoffTheMonsterOfWallStreet - I have seen many documentaries related to finance,but this one is absolutely brilliant. Perfect casting,everything about the scam was covered in detail even a layman could understand it. The way it was narrated,edited & shot was too good. Loved it.
#SaudiVellakka - Another brilliant Malayalam film, very hard to see such a soulful movie that perfectly shows how pathetic Indian judiciary system is. Terrific acting by everyone, especially that 85 year old paati. OMG! What an acting. Story, direction,DOP,BGM everything is great
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What if I told you that Jane Street made ₹36,500 crores from Indian markets in just 2 years, and ₹4,800 crores of that was allegedly through market manipulation? They turned India's stock market into their personal ATM using a strategy so clever. Here's the complete details 🧵
Who is Jane Street?
Founded in 2000, USA
2,600+ employees globally
High-frequency trading wizards
Operates through 4 entities in India (2 foreign, 2 domestic)
They're not investors. They're traders using algorithms that execute faster than you can blink.
First, the mind-blowing numbers:
Total profit in 2 years: ₹36,502 crores
Profit from options: ₹43,289 crores
LOSS from stocks/futures: ₹7,496 crores
Wait, they LOST money in stocks? This wasn't incompetence. It was genius-level manipulation.
Rise of Ai could destroy lot of careers in next 5 years, biggest impact will be for Investment Advisors & Research Analyst. I just used @zerodhaonline MCP + Claude AI to analyse my portfolio and suggest what needs to be done. I was amazed by its output. Here's how you can do it
First you need to Download and install Node.js from nodejs.org and install Claude Desktop application.
Go to Claude Settings
Click on Developer
Click Edit Config and add the below config , save and restart Claude Desktop
{
"mcpServers": {
"kite": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["mcp-remote", "mcp.kite.trade/sse"]
}
}
}
First you need to autheticate with your Zerodha credentials. Once done, you can give necessary prompts to analyze your portoflio.
Solo traveled to Vietnam with zero plans, chose just one city — Da Nang — and it turned out to be the most peaceful, soulful vacation I’ve ever had. Vietnam is vast, but you don’t need to race across the country, if you are on time constraint, then opt for Da Nang. Here's why🧵
While everyone rushes to Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh, Da Nang offers something different - a laid-back vibe where luxury costs less than domestic Indian destinations. You get to see Pristine beaches and beautiful hill station, which is just an hour drive.
Checked into Outpost hostel initially. Totally dead. Bad vibe. Within hours, I moved to another near by hostel Rom Casa — vibrant, buzzing, full of travelers from around the world. Best decision. When you are traveling, don't fall for sunk cost fallacy.
Just got back from a 1-week holiday in Singapore and It’s not just about Universal Studios. Clean roads, disciplined people, top-class public transport, and yes – it’s the most expensive country in Asia. If you're planning Singapore soon – this thread is for you 🧵
Initially, we were looking at Kashmir for the family vacation. But with school holidays, flight tickets from Chennai shot up to ₹1.5 lakhs.
With Google Flights, looked for cheapest destinations.
Surprisingly found direct round trip flight to Singapore for just ₹40K for 3 people!
If you ever book through Indigo, try their WhatsApp booking instead of the app — got better pricing that way.
Everyone do SIP for their future, be it for their own retirement or Daughter's education or Son's marriage. What would you do if your SIP corpus goes down 50% due to market crash when you need money? How can one handle the risk involved in SIP? Here's the ideal solution 🧵
When it comes to SIP everyone knows that if you invest X amount every month, you are going to get 10X after n number of years. Everyone talks about returns but hardly anyone talks about the risk involved. Let's see how markets behaved historically.
Sensex moved from 100 to 80000 in 44 years. Most SIP investors just focus on the destination not the journey, during this 44 years, Sensex has witnessed multiple instances where it has seen more than 50% corrections.
Removal of weekly expiry triggered many traders to look for alternative markets, one such market is Crypto. But it involves too much noise, people say it's illegal, not safe & too much of tax. I spent last 30 days exploring Crypto, let me uncover all the myths. 🧵
Am totally new to Crypto, I dont know ABC of it. First learnt some basic stuff. Just like how we trade stocks in cash segment and F&O segment, Crypto market also follows similar approach. Like stocks, Crypto market has coins. Just like how you buy Reliance shares, you cant buy Bitcoin, ETH etc from India. Spot trading is not allowed in India. You can only deal with Futures & Options. That's why many people say Crypto Trading is illegal. No, it's not illegal. You just cant trade in spot, thats all.
If you want to buy Bitcoin in spot market you can use exchange like Binance but it involves too much of an hassle. Lot of my friend's bank account was frozen when they did transaction through Binance. Let me explain why it happens. When you deal with stocks trading, you transfer money from your bank account to broker's account and then you purchase the necessary stocks that gets credited into your demat account.