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Vithal Kadiam

@kvgraphy1

Cinematographer. Filmmaker. Ex- #C4ETech Now Indie Filmmaking @kvgraphy

London, England Katılım Aralık 2010
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Vithal Kadiam
Vithal Kadiam@kvgraphy1·
AI detected. Opinion rejected. The only thing I agree with is the Consistency part. Rameshwaram is consistently disappointing :)
Vineeth K@DealsDhamaka

The Curious Case of Rameshwaram Cafe: Why do people happily pay ₹115 for a Dosa Why is there so much hype? I dug into the comments and spoke to regulars to decode the frenzy. Is it the Taste? Debatable. While good, several outlets match the taste profile (if not the ghee quantity). Is it the Price? Absolutely not. It is arguably one of the expensive options. Taza Thindi: ₹35 Vidyarthi Bhavan: ₹75 Rameshwaram Cafe: ₹115 So, why do people queue up to pay 2-3x the market rate? It comes down to two non-negotiables: Quality & Hygiene (The Visual Proof) 🧼 This is the biggest differentiator. Many consistently cite transparency. You can see the food preparation. In a market where "kitchen hygiene" is often a black box, Rameshwaram turns the kitchen into a showroom. Consistency (The 'No-Surprise' Metric) 📉 The food tastes the same. Every. Single. Time. It is measured and engineered. People aren't just buying a dosa; they are buying the absence of disappointment. Reliability > Occasional Brilliance. The "Premium Effect" at Play - This is where psychology wins. The high price tag actually works in their favor. When a brand charges a premium (₹115 vs ₹35), it triggers the Premium Effect: we subconsciously associate the higher cost with superior safety and quality standards. A couple of other places I have seen this happen - Haldirams (open kitchen, same experience), Chai Point The price acts as a signal. We aren't just paying for the batter and ghee; we are paying a "Trust Premium" to know that corners weren't cut. The Verdict: Rameshwaram Cafe proves that in the modern market, Certainty is a more valuable commodity than Cost.

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Kumarjeet Chakraborty@KumarjeetChakr3·
@vigiciann People are saying they have cheaper price bro those fake IMAX theater price is around 1k just because they got labelled as IMAX and he is taking about true IMAX 1.43
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Vithal Kadiam
Vithal Kadiam@kvgraphy1·
@josephradhik ..give up a high paying job and risk it all, I could take a swing and risk it too. Now, I'm an ARRI certified cinematographer who's still learning and still inspired by this man!
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Vithal Kadiam@kvgraphy1·
@josephradhik I know Joseph Radhik from a photographer acquaintance who told me about a breakout photographer-turned-IIM graduate called Joseph Radhik who was 20 weddings old. As a kid who was expected to be an engineer for his entire adolescent life, I knew at that moment - that if he could..
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Venkataramana Reddy@tirumuru_87·
If you are above a certain age, grow up and stop carrying backpacks or wearing sneakers
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Vithal Kadiam
Vithal Kadiam@kvgraphy1·
@saffrontrail I think the root cause is that the dealers who purchase the yield from the farmers have been historically hoarding the onions to control the market price. Sitting too long in improper storage conditions is the key reason imo so it's not really going to change wherever u get from
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Dr Nandita Iyer
Dr Nandita Iyer@saffrontrail·
At this point, the only way to get onions that are not coated with black fungus is to take a paring knife to the vegetable market, peel, quality check and then buy. I’ve ordered from every single app/ supermarket and I’m sorry to say that I am yet to come across a single onion without the black coating.
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He-MAN@Hemanth15938721·
@kvgraphy1 @sidin Nope I don't own it but I've heard crazy resale stories about it And yeah it's more of a milestone and vfm doesn't come into play much
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Vithal Kadiam
Vithal Kadiam@kvgraphy1·
@Hemanth15938721 @sidin ...you really own the watch atp? Don't get me wrong, Rolex carries a lot of value for longevity, brand name and reliability. Just not vfm
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Vithal Kadiam@kvgraphy1·
@Hemanth15938721 @sidin Even if you're living, working overseas and earning in USD, Rolex watches aren't really what one would call "value for money" unless you consider the resale value at which point you'll have to baby the watch. And one could do that and get back their initial investment but do..
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Vithal Kadiam@kvgraphy1·
@IndraVahan Only the last G-Shock comment might be unpopular. Everything else you've said is widely accepted.
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Indra@IndraVahan·
– ₹900 sonata which marks a milestone in your life >>> ₹9L omega with no story to it – moonswatch is shit & not even worth $50 – rolex will always be god tier & something people look upto – rado, fossil, hublot & jacob are anti-signals – smartwatches are an aura-loss – titan had heritage in its hands and pissed it away – most indian men have small wrists & shouldn’t be wearing watches > 40mm – small dials are pure taste and class – quartz prx > powermatic prx – cartier’s lineup is extremely forgetful if you leave tank out – chinese knockoff brands like invicta & adhiesdive have done an incredible job – watches are not investments – richard milles look like funny toys – iwc is boring – orient is so underrated – alba by seiko is a far more vfm brand than seiko itself – most g-shocks are ugly
Harnidh Kaur@harnidhish

What watch opinion of yours will have people going like this?

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Kaustubh Debnath@kdcloudy·
me looking at posts of people enjoying baahubali in 1.90 4k hdr laser
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