Aditya Kodmur is a phenomenally talented Indian magician and illusionist who has achieved remarkable recognition at an extraordinarily young age. Born on September 2, 2004, in Gulbarga, Karnataka, this 20 year old prodigy has established himself as one of India's most promising and innovative magical performers. His exceptional repertoire encompasses advanced sleight of hand techniques, precision card throwing, mind reading, sophisticated deception artistry, and captivating modern illusions. Aditya's technical mastery and creative approach to magic have distinguished him in a field traditionally dominated by seasoned performers, showcasing an intuitive understanding of audience psychology and performance dynamics. His extraordinary talent has earned him multiple Guinness World Records, including the prestigious record for the most playing cards thrown into watermelons in one minute - a feat that demonstrates both his precision and unique approach to combining traditional magic skills with innovative challenges. These international recognitions have positioned him as a standout performer on the global magic stage. His performances have captivated audiences across India, where his blend of classical magical techniques with contemporary presentation styles has redefined expectations for modern magic shows. His ability to seamlessly integrate mind reading, illusions, and technical precision creates immersive experiences that leave audiences both mystified and thoroughly entertained. Aditya Kodmur is an Indian magician, illusionist, and Guinness World Record holder, renowned for his exceptional sleight of hand, card throwing, and modern magic performances. Born on September 2, 2004, in Gulbarga, Karnataka, he has gained national recognition for his mastery in mind reading, deception, and illusions. Aditya holds multiple Guinness World Records, including the most playing cards thrown into watermelons in one minute. His innovative magic and technical precision have captivated audiences across India, making him one of the most promising young magicians in the country. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx