According to whatever you know about me suggest me some movies i should watch

Based on what I know about you — ambitious, startup-focused, introverted, pretty skeptical of conventional paths, interested in psychology/relationships, and generally liking things with some depth rather than generic feel-good stuff — I'd pick movies that give you something to think about after they end.

🧠 For your personality / ambition

1. The Social Network (2010) — Probably the most obvious recommendation for you. Startup ambition, obsession, friendship, betrayal, and the cost of building something huge.

2. Whiplash (2014) — Obsession with becoming exceptional. Very intense. You may relate to the mentality even if you disagree with the methods.

3. Nightcrawler (2014) — Ambition taken to an extreme. Dark, psychologically interesting, and very non-generic.

4. Moneyball (2011) — Building something differently when everyone around you believes in the conventional approach.

5. The Founder (2016) — Entrepreneurship, ambition, business ethics, and the difference between creating something and scaling it.

6. Steve Jobs (2015) — More about personality, product obsession, relationships, and leadership than the actual history.

❤️ For the relationship side of you

1. 500 Days of Summer (2009) — I'd specifically recommend this to you. It's about loving someone who doesn't necessarily experience the relationship the way you do.

2. Her (2013) — Loneliness, attachment, intimacy, and what it means to feel understood.

3. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004) — Love, memory, attachment and letting go. One of those movies that hits differently depending on where you are in life.

4. Before Sunrise (1995) — Almost entirely conversation and chemistry. If you like emotional connection without forced melodrama, watch this.

5. Lost in Translation (2003) — Quiet loneliness and connection between two people who aren't necessarily supposed to become a conventional couple.

🧩 If you want something that messes with your head

1. The Prestige (2006) — Obsession, competition, sacrifice. Go in knowing as little as possible.

2. Shutter Island (2010) — Psychological mystery with a strong payoff.

3. Prisoners (2013) — Dark moral questions and tension.

4. Memento (2000) — Memory, identity and unreliable perception.

5. Fight Club (1999) — Identity, dissatisfaction with conventional life and rebellion. Don't take its philosophy literally; watch it as a character study.

🚀 Since you like technology / futuristic ideas

1. Ex Machina (2014) — AI, consciousness, manipulation and human psychology.

2. The Matrix (1999) — Reality, control, identity and choosing to question the system.

3. Blade Runner 2049 (2017) — Slower and more atmospheric, but excellent if you enjoy philosophical sci-fi.

4. Gattaca (1997) — Determination versus the constraints society places on you. Very underrated.

🇮🇳 Indian movies I'd specifically put on your list

1. Rocket Singh: Salesman of the Year (2009) — Entrepreneurship/business without the usual Bollywood exaggeration.

2. 12th Fail (2023) — Persistence and rebuilding your life. Much more grounded than typical motivational movies.

3. Tamasha (2015) — Identity, societal expectations and the difference between the life you're living and the person you actually want to be.

4. Wake Up Sid (2009) — Finding direction when the conventional path doesn't feel right.

5. Udaan (2010) — Independence, ambition and breaking away from someone else's idea of what your life should be.

If I had to narrow it to 5 for you

The Social Network → Whiplash → 500 Days of Summer → Ex Machina → Tamasha

And if you want one movie tonight, I'd say The Social Network. I suspect you'll get unusually invested in it given how much you've thought about startups and building your own products.