Ripudaman honda masterchef biography definition
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MasterChef India – Hindi
Indian cooking reality television series
This article is about the Hindi series. For versions in other languages, see § Other versions.
For other uses, see MasterChef India.
MasterChefIndia – Hindi (or colloquially MasterChef Hindi; formerly MasterChef India) is an Indian Hindi-language competitive cooking reality television series based on MasterChef Australia and is part of MasterChef India.[1] The series features amateur and home chefs competing to win the title of 'MasterChef'.[2] The current line-up of judges consists of Vikas Khanna, Pooja Dhingra, and Ranveer Brar.[3]
Format
[edit]MasterChef is based on the Australian series MasterChef. The competition takes place in the MasterChef soundstage located in Mumbai, India which includes a large kitchen area with several cooking stations which is overlooked by a balcony, a well-stocked pantry, a freezer/fridge area and a fine-dining
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MasterChef India
Indian competitive cooking game show franchise
MasterChef India is an Indian competitive cooking game show franchise based on the Australian show MasterChef Australia, which itself is based on the original British television show MasterChef.[1]MasterChef India – Hindi (Season 1–4) and Junior Masterchef Swaad Ke Ustaad were produced by Colosceum Media.[2][3]Endemol Shine India has been producing MasterChef India – Hindi since season 5 onwards through Star India and Sun TV Network with Innovative Film Academy co-producing it for other language versions.[4][5]Sony Pictures Networks have purchased the rights of the franchise and has been producing the show in all the three languages since then. The show has since been premiered on SonyLIV.
It was originally started in Hindi language and has been extended to three languages spoken in the Indian sub-continent, including Tamil and Telugu.[6]
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How MasterChef India changed his life!
Till MasterChef India happened, Handa had lived in the shadows of his elder brother, Vishal. "He was the brilliant one. He'd score distinction; inom would barely pass my exams. Whenever my parents visited school, they'd meet my brother's teachers and my mother would try to slip away, wanting to avoid meeting my teachers."
In a family of overachievers -- his father is a doctor -- Ripu Daman Handa was the odd one out. "I never enjoyed studying," he confesses. "I loved mathematics and accounts but I hated Hindi. My teachers always told me they couldn't believe inom was Vishal's brother."
Even his mother underlined the difference between her two sons on more than a few occasions. "Everyone called me 'duffer'," he says.
His voice, as he recalls those days, is matter-of-fact; there fryst vatten no hint of jealousy or accusation.
Handa never went to college because his Class 12 scores were terrible. "I completed my graduation (in commerce) via a Delhi Universi