Anish Pallyal @scriptlarva

Writer. Psychiatrist. Filmmaker. Screenwriter of ‘Kuruthi’ and 'The Summer of Miracles.' instagram.com/anish_pallyal/ Joined September 2010

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PastToFuture🚀 @PastTo_Future

6 days ago

@historyinmemes The Lonely Genius: Terry A. Davis 👨‍💻🙏 Terry A. Davis was a brilliant but troubled programmer from the United States. He studied computer engineering and once worked with top technology companies. But in his 20s, he was diagnosed with schizophrenia, a mental illness that made…

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Anish Pallyal @scriptlarva

2 weeks ago

“If you’re not enough before the gold medal, you won’t be enough with it.”— Anne Lamott (Bird by Bird) #quotes

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Tim Ferriss @tferriss

a month ago

Use Elan Lee's approach to make your next brainstorming session fun. cc: @elanlee

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Siddhant Adlakha @SiddhantAdlakha

2 months ago

There’s undoubtedly immense difficulty in curating a list of 100 best anything, but if your project omits major film industries, artistic movements, and entire continents, it’s probably time to go back to the drawing board.

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Anish Pallyal @scriptlarva

2 months ago

Yes. Bring back fun.

Jeff Howard @jeffreyhoward33

2 months ago

Yes. Bring back fun.

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Anish Pallyal @scriptlarva

2 months ago

“If I could use words Like scattering flowers and falling leaves, What a bonfire my poems would make.” #shogun

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3 months ago

#Andor s2 is Battle of Algiers is space. It’s not only about the human cost of standing up to power, but also how most on the both sides are cogs on a wheel. Great to see someone doing a morally complex, non-fluffy take on authoritarianism and resistance using blockbuster ip.

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Andrew Feinstein @andrewfeinstein

3 months ago

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Justine Moore @venturetwins

6 months ago

Book scanning robot preparing food for his LLM brethren

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Karthik 🇮🇳 @beastoftraal

6 months ago

The twist that no one saw coming: 'Another Round' was a reference to a Danish, Oscar-winning (best international film, 2020) film!

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Anish Pallyal @scriptlarva

6 months ago

“This was the blissful break when the world seemed a safer place, between the end of the Cold War and about ten minutes later.” ― Mick Herron, Slow Horses

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Anish Pallyal @scriptlarva

7 months ago

“...perhaps the sweetest moment in writing is the arrival of that idea for a book which never has to be written, which is never sullied with a definite shape, which never needs to be exposed to a less loving gaze than that of its author.” —J Barnes (Flaubert’s Parrot) #quotes

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Anish Pallyal @scriptlarva

7 months ago

“Do you know what Nabokov said about adultery in his lecture on Madame Bovary? He said it was 'a most conventional way to rise above the conventional'.” #quotes

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Anish Pallyal @scriptlarva

7 months ago

#quotes “The work of art is a pyramid which stands in the desert, uselessly: jackals piss at the base of it, and bourgeois clamber to the top of it. ”

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7 months ago

“I'm not surprised some people prefer books. Books make sense of life. The only problem is that the lives they make sense of are other people's lives, never your own.” #quotes

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Ram Gopal Varma @RGVzoomin

8 months ago

On the occasion of the re release of SATYA on JAN 17 th 2025, here’s both an INTROSPECTION and a CONFESSION SATYA was a film which me and all involved mostly made it without having a clue about what we were making except for a real gut instinct on the subject matter On our…

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N.S. Madhavan @NSMlive

8 months ago

December is the cruelest month…

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Anish Pallyal @scriptlarva

10 months ago

‘A man who has lived in many places is not likely to be deceived by the local errors of his native village; the scholar has lived in many times and is therefore in some degree immune from the great cataract of nonsense that pours from the press and the microphone of his own age.’