When You MESS With A GENIUS!

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[Xottapchenko]

For anyone seeking for this film, it’s “The Man Who Knew Infinity” about Indian genius mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan

[ODINS_daughter]

Imagine being in that moment where you're recognizing greatness. I got goosebumps!

[sanghitadey]

The way he excitedly nods. I love watching a student like that. Excited to be a part of the whole process

[magnusekenhjarta]

Back when intellectuals dressed like proper Wizards 😁🤘🏻

[Lyndonmaman]

Teacher: "How do you know?"
Student: "I was hoping you could tell me, sir."

[strangelee]

He DID know. He spent years teaching himself mathematics and was very good at it. He didn't just fall out of the sky..he put the hard work in.

[ScratRedemption]

Ramanujan. One of the greatest mathematicians of all time.

[yogicooldude]

He is the True Indian Genius. I still Think He has Not Got Enough Credit for His Intelligency & His Contributions to Mankind 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[snwdwg]

i like that the teacher didnt have an ego, he saw the truth and acknowledged it

[maverick_entertainment]

That's the place to be. He is so humble, yet so smart. He is playing at a different level !!

[Vivuverse]

Modern generation won't understand the feeling of that sound of friction while writing on a blackboard 😀.

[taylorjorgenson]

Who says geniuses don't have emotions. All I see is pure delight and innocence in those eyes

[MickolaustheWonder]

"My boy's wicked smawt."

[mr.x]

Not just any genius, one of the greatest Mathematician of all time "Srinivasa Ramanujan"

[irollerblade]

"I don't know.. I just do" is such a beautiful way of saying I don't know why my brain operates like this it just does.

[azerdraco]

I love the simple humility in that "I don't know. I just do."

[markdragon]

From Wikipedia: Srinivasa Aiyangar Ramanujan was an Indian mathematician. Child prodigy, he learned mathematics largely by himself. He worked mainly on analytic number theory and is known for many summation formulas involving constants such as π, prime numbers and the cumulative distribution function.

[mow]

The thing that floored me in the movie is the cab scene at the end, because it actually happened exactly as the movie shows it. Years later I still can’t get my head around the ability of this man. May he rest in peace.

[nowshadahmed]

Ramanujan was a great Mathetician from India. I have read a small story on his life. 'I just do' was never his answer. He always had peculiar and genius way of knowing his answers. Movies just butcher legends, don't they. Read about the taxi number plate story in his death bed (I think). Great Mathematician. Hardy, another British Mathematician introduced Ramanujan to the world. Sort of feels like Sherlock and Watson.

[thewishingpig]

I dislike movies that spread the idea that genius is a magical force that just makes answers appear in your head. It undermines how intelligent these people actually are