Since I'm terribly bored, I thought of something for fun. I'm going to dedicate a film to my Twitter union, for their friendship, knowledge-sharing, and some decent memories. It is absurd, I admit. But, yes. (Thread).

@chinnagadu Brother, You are the finest person I've met on Twitter. You've literally ignited my senses of learning and writing. I've said this a couple of times, but I owe you a lot. Film I dedicate to you is Woody Sahab's Midnight in Paris. Live the life that's real and magical.

@kiratakudu - Remember the Bunuel discussions, we had then. That Obscure Object of Desire is the film I would dedicate to you. For some quirky, good discussion on cinema, life and politics, Love you, brother. Shine.

@ThinkingStoic - Brother, Look at my stupidity of not asking your name and well being. I get your Stoicism now, I guess. I had beautiful conversations with you, mostly about cinema. You are one of the few buddies I made on Twitter. Lawrence is the one to you. Keep shining.

@SamosaOnion - Burp, Thanks for introducing Kapil Kommireddy to me. I'm still not sure of your political stand, I sense that you hate the wing that's on the left. But, Yeah, for the terrific political conversations we had. I dedicate this film to you.

@SurrealZak - One of the nicest persons I come to know on Twitter. For the love for Shahrukh we share, and some conversations we had. ZERO for you, I can't say how much I loved the film. I guess you did so too! Shine, brother.

@vasanttan - Bro, you are my introduction to Tamil twitter. Hmm. I don't know how you perceive me, I think you are a gentleman. For love, we have on Kamal and Cinema. I dedicate Amavasya Chandrudu to you. KH himself said It was a better version of Rajaparvai, btw. Shine, bruh. :)

@ArjunAnandE - With some arguments and debates, I realize you have sincere love for Cinema. I dedicate Meghe Dhaka Tara by Ghatak to you, for the sense of judgment you have. I wish you a lot more power to you, brother. Keep writing and rock-on!.