I write code for a living. The rest of me runs on sport, stories, songs and a healthy dose of chaos.
Days spent solving problems in an editor. Everything else is a different kind of obsession.
Different sports, different legends, same level of obsession. Swipe through.
The GOAT.
The kind of genius that makes the impossible look effortless. Messi made football feel like art — and watching him play is a reminder that sometimes the greatest thing you can do is simply make magic look easy.
Aggression.
Pure intent, effortless aggression. That 264 wasn't just an innings — it was a statement of what happens when Rohit gets going. The way he turns timing into destruction and makes big scores look almost inevitable.
Calmness.
Ice-cold under pressure, relentlessly precise. A bowler who thrives when the stakes are highest, with yorkers that arrive almost out of nowhere and a calmness that makes chaos look routine.
Walk The Talk.
Fearless at an age when most are still finding their feet. Taking on defenders, creating chances and making the biggest stages feel like home. Watching him is a reminder that sometimes you don't wait for your moment; you create it.
In F1, it's just Max for me. Ruthless, precise and unbothered by the noise. Pure commitment at 300 km/h.
More than a team — a childhood attachment. Been supporting them since the Sachin Tendulkar days, through every high, low, comeback and celebration. Some teams you support; some just become part of you.
I found Barça through Messi in 2014, but stayed for the culture. The football, the identity, La Masia, the belief in doing things a certain way — it became much bigger than just the player who introduced me to the club.
Any film, any day, no questions asked.
If it's out, I'm probably already watching.
a little obsessed, a little restless, and completely unapologetic about the things I love.
It's that perfect mix of energy, attitude and lyrics that stay in your head long after the movie ends.
Coder. Ambivert. Sports nerd. Movie addict. Music listener. Lyrics hoarder.
Now you know a little more than my GitHub does.
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