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Farah Khan Enjoys Traditional Iftaari With Sajid Khan In Bhendi Bazaar. Video Goes Viral

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Farah Khan Enjoys Traditional Iftaari With Sajid Khan In Bhendi Bazaar. Video Goes Viral

[ad_1] Iftaar is the most exciting part of the Ramadan festival. A grand feast breaks the day-long fast every day during the month-long festival. Iftaar is considered more of a community affair where people gather together to enjoy their meal. Bhendi Bazaar in old Mumbai has been holding an Iftaar carnival for as long as we can remember. Every Ramadan, people throng to the bazaar to savour some of the best Iftaar foods. This Ramadan, director Farah Khan Kunder decided to visit the place to indulge in traditional Iftaari. She was accompanied by her brother Sajid Khan and some friends. She even shared a reel on Instagram, giving us a glimpse of the food fiesta at the famous Bhendi bazaar.Also Read: Artist Uses AI To Show Cristiano Ronaldo And Lionel Messi Serving Iftaar In DubaiThe video s...

Exploring Chennai’s Vibrant Ramadan Food Scene: A Culinary Trail Through Triplicane

[ad_1] I still remember my first conversation with Ashutosh Nerlekar about five years ago. The Executive Chef at The Park, Chennai had just moved in from Pune and was keen to explore Chennai's vibrant food scene. We spoke about all the diverse food experiences that each of the city's traditional neighbourhoods offer. A year later he invited me to be part of a Ramadan food walk that he had curated with his team. Almost every big city in South India offers its share of Ramadan specialities for Iftar. I've been around the vibrant Charminar area in Hyderabad's old city. The hub for Chennai's Ramadan food experiences is Triplicane, an area not far from the MA Chidambaram Cricket Stadium in Chepauk, the den of the Chennai Super Kings.This year, I accompanied Chef Ashutosh and his team with a b...

Feasting At Bhendi Bazaar: Experiences During A Ramadan Food Walk In Mumbai

[ad_1] As a child, I had heard a few stories about Bhendi Baazar from friends and family. I had heard of people from all corners of the city thronging to the locality to enjoy food and drink that you would only get during Ramadan. But I had never really found the right opportunity to visit. The bazaar was also known to be rather cramped and crowded, especially a decade or so ago. Accommodations were usually based on the chawl system, and much of the infrastructure had not aged well. However, this integral part of old Bombay remained as vibrant as ever, and I looked forward to discovering it for myself. Turns out, much has changed over the years, and fortunately, for the better.The Feast Begins at Shabbir's Tawakkal SweetsThe weather was unusually cool for the beginning of April. Since it...