Bikram Sutar

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Hey, I am Bikram. I share my musings here. If you are here, you probably know me. However, this is the best description of mine - https://www.thebstar.com/blogs/do-what-you-love-or-love-what-you-do.html

 

I am a software engineer by profession. A hustler and a human being at heart. Some find it funny. They ask, What does that even mean? I am a human being, I deeply care about humans, the people close by, and the people around me. Every bit of my energy, I would love to spend to make their life better. 

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The Playlist

A friend sent me her playlist today. I had asked for it, and it made me think: if life were like a Spotify playlist. If you could pick only songs you like, and play them on loop. If you could select people, select moments, and…

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Doctor Strange (2016)
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The ego of a conversation

Have you watched Doctor Strange (2016) (YouTube link)? If you haven't already, do watch before reading further. Click on the link above. It is just a 2-minute scene in 2x. Great. In the scene, Strange traps Dormammu in a time loop. Strange keeps coming back,…

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The Great Banyan Tree
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The Great Banyan Tree

A few days ago, I visited the Indian Botanical Garden in Kolkata. Saw the legendary Great Banyan Tree, a living marvel that’s been around for more than 250 years. 250 years in a human lifetime is 6 generations at least. Nature always finds a way…

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What can I get done (52-week) - 2025

Elon acquired Twitter, renamed it to x.com, and laid off a significant workforce, yet it continues to thrive, even more efficiently. This one question from him is doing rounds on x.com - 'What did you get done this week?'. By asking this every week, I…

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Horizon
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The Horizon - December 2024

It was 2011. Mom used to do her evening Puja, and I used to sit on a chair outside, soaking it, kind of passive-meditating, those sessions used to last 20 to 45 minutes. Most of that time was spent thinking, daydreaming, and chanting. I was…

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