Popular Marathi actress Priya Bapat, who rose to fame with films like
Kaksparsh and
Aamhi Doghi calls herself a âhardcore Dadar girlâ.
Born and raised in the densely populated area of Mumbai, best known for its local and national connectivity, Priya, whose schooling happened at Shivaji Park has been a Dadar resident for more than two decades.
The actress states that no matter how far she travels across India, Mumbai is her home, and the city makes her feel safe and secured.
Priya recalls her fondest childhood memories, especially around the cityâs favourite festival â
Ganesh Chaturthi.
Anant Chaturdashi, the last day of
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Also known as Mumbai Burger, my first bite of this Maharashtrian marvel was a few days ago Image used for illustrative purposes only Image Credit: Shutterstock
Dubai: Wait, wait, wait… hold up. Before you get too eager to read about the ‘python’ part of this story, let me tell you one thing – this story is about vada pav, not the pickled reptile. But, yes, there are snippets in there about my encounter with Kaa s brethren.
Let s begin, shall we?
Non-vegetarian food in a hostel? Count me in
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Curryish brings to you flavorsome food made by talented home chefs at your doorstep ANI | Updated: May 10, 2021 15:06 IST
New Delhi [India], May 10 (ANI/SRV Media): A one-stop destination for the best Chole Bhature, Chicken Donne Biryani, Paniyaram, and much more by the best chefs and home cooks in the city. Curryish is the brainchild of Anirudh Balagopal.
It is an online platform that connects food lovers to various home cooks and chefs from around the city who are skilled in their respective cuisine and dishes. It is the address to all the talented chefs in the city who make the perfect french toast, Vada Pav, Rajma Chawal and so much more.