In addition to the kaleidoscopic world of computer science, a life changing instance sought me in close association with the astrophysics society of my college and after attending one of its meets, there was a clarity on my future objectives and my deep connection with the field of physics was revealed flamboyantly. This proclivity shaped my aspiration to look at the possible intersection of computer science and physics. My research encompasses computational physics, numerical general relativity, quantum computing and cosmology. My current focus is in developing black holes and gravitational waves simulations, ML algorithms for zenith angle and energy reconstruction for IceCube neutrino observatory in Antarctica, quantum gates using the Penrose process/Higgs field and ray tracers for Kerr black holes. In addition, I am writing a book on physical chemistry for olympiads. Anyone who is interested and willing to collaborate with me can email me or contact me here. I would really love to listen to your views and perspectives.