about
I’m originally from Chennai, now living in Bengaluru, trying to make sense of the world one question at a time. I speak Tamil, Telugu, Hindi, English—and enough Kannada to navigate an auto ride without Google Translate. When I’m not designing interfaces or tinkering with workflows, I’m probably deep-diving into movies, music, or asking odd but fascinating questions on Perplexity.
One of my recent discoveries? The protagonist in Lucky Baskhar hands over an American Express Black Card in the climax—despite the film being set before 1999, the year the Centurion Card was actually introduced. That’s the kind of detail I can’t unsee, and yes, I did go down a rabbit hole to confirm it.
I travel to experience people, food, and culture—not just as a tourist, but with the curiosity of someone trying to reverse-engineer a city’s operating system. One of my favorite memories is visiting 50 places in 10 days in San Francisco, mostly solo. I like the kind of travel that makes you reflect on how a place evolved and why it does things the way it does.
If you ever ask me what I care most about, it’s time, money, and energy—and the art of trading between them wisely. I believe in serendipity, that all the seemingly random dots we collect eventually connect, even if the shape they form surprises us.
I host a free design meetup in Chennai every month as a way of giving back to the design community that shaped me. Weekends are mostly “admin mode” for me—chores, cooking, and rebalancing my life. My fridge is covered in magnets from places I’ve visited, and my Notion is… well, a second brain with a little too much context. If someone had access to it, they could probably predict my next password.
I’m a fan of war and period dramas, and I have a strange habit of binge watching backpack reviews on YouTube. I love organizing things, going outside my comfort zone until that discomfort becomes the new normal—and I have a knack for persuading people to try things they initially resist. Don’t worry, I use my powers only for good.
about
I’m originally from Chennai, now living in Bengaluru, trying to make sense of the world one question at a time. I speak Tamil, Telugu, Hindi, English—and enough Kannada to navigate an auto ride without Google Translate. When I’m not designing interfaces or tinkering with workflows, I’m probably deep-diving into movies, music, or asking odd but fascinating questions on Perplexity.
One of my recent discoveries? The protagonist in Lucky Baskhar hands over an American Express Black Card in the climax—despite the film being set before 1999, the year the Centurion Card was actually introduced. That’s the kind of detail I can’t unsee, and yes, I did go down a rabbit hole to confirm it.
I travel to experience people, food, and culture—not just as a tourist, but with the curiosity of someone trying to reverse-engineer a city’s operating system. One of my favorite memories is visiting 50 places in 10 days in San Francisco, mostly solo. I like the kind of travel that makes you reflect on how a place evolved and why it does things the way it does.
If you ever ask me what I care most about, it’s time, money, and energy—and the art of trading between them wisely. I believe in serendipity, that all the seemingly random dots we collect eventually connect, even if the shape they form surprises us.
I host a free design meetup in Chennai every month as a way of giving back to the design community that shaped me. Weekends are mostly “admin mode” for me—chores, cooking, and rebalancing my life. My fridge is covered in magnets from places I’ve visited, and my Notion is… well, a second brain with a little too much context. If someone had access to it, they could probably predict my next password.
I’m a fan of war and period dramas, and I have a strange habit of binge watching backpack reviews on YouTube. I love organizing things, going outside my comfort zone until that discomfort becomes the new normal—and I have a knack for persuading people to try things they initially resist. Don’t worry, I use my powers only for good.