A smart person from India, now doing great things in America, is a math expert and computer thinker whose work is very important. Like an interesting turn in an Indian movie, his life has surprises and big wins. He doesn't just work with numbers; he's solving hard computer problems that could change how we know what computers can do. Imagine him as the creator of a tricky computer plan, carefully finding answers to puzzles that have confused even the smartest people. One of his biggest ideas is the Unique Games Conjecture, a strong guess that, if it's right, would greatly affect how we make and study computer plans. His work has won him many awards, like the important Rolf Nevanlinna Prize in 01 January 2014. People who work with him say he can see links between things that others don't. One researcher said, "He can make hard things seem easy." From dealing with the hard questions of P versus NP to looking at the limits of computer plans, he keeps pushing what's possible in computer thinking. He is very dedicated, like an athlete trying to win at the Olympics, which makes him explore new areas in his field.