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Sharad Kaandi's Adventures in Physics: A Collection of Fun and Thought-Provoking Numericals

 Who is Sharad Kaandi?

Sharad Kaandi is my clickbait - a quirky, curious, and somewhat clueless character I created (way back in 2014) to make physics problem-solving more relatable, fun, and engaging. He’s the kind of guy who’s always surrounded by physics but can never quite figure things out without help—making him the perfect guide for students who sometimes feel the same way!

Why did I create Sharad Kaandi?

The idea behind Sharad Kaandi was to break the monotony of typical physics problems. By introducing humor and storytelling, I want to show that physics isn't just a set of abstract concepts—it’s part of our everyday world, full of surprises and fun. Sharad's adventures are filled with odd scenarios where physics is the key to solving all kinds of problems, often with a twist of humor and creativity.

What will you find here?

On this page, you'll find PDFs of physics numericals involving Sharad’s adventures. These problems cover various topics, from Classical Mechanics to Modern Physics. Whether you’re preparing for competitive exams or just love the idea of solving problems with a story-driven twist, this collection is here to challenge your understanding of physics in an engaging way!

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SEASON 1

1. Sharad Kaandi and New Bike

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2. Sharad Kaandi and Neeraj Chopra

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3. Sharad Kaandi and Chandrayaan 2

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4. Sharad Kaandi and 3 Idiots

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5. Sharad Kaandi and Mahabharat

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6. Sharad Kaandi and Dangal

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7. Sharad Kaandi and Iron Man

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8. Sharad Kaandi's Resurrection

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SEASON 2

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