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Farah Khan Gets Emotional Over Shiv Thakare's Grandmother's Homemade Meal

Choreographer-filmmaker Farah Khan visited Shiv Thakare's home for her YouTube cooking vlog. She was treated to an authentic Maharashtrian thali prepared by Shiv's grandmother, including bhakri-pitla and aamras. Farah got emotional and praised the homemade food, saying not everyone gets such privilege. Shiv's mother packed thecha and laddus for her, and Farah promised to return the utensils.

Farah Khan gets emotional as Shiv Thakare treats her to his Aaji's homemade 'bhakri-pitla' & 'aamras'

Mumbai, May 21

Choreographer-filmmaker Farah Khan recently visited Shiv Thakare's house, where she was treated to an authentic Maharashtrian meal prepared by his grandmother, whom he fondly calls 'Aaji'.

Shiv took to his social media account to share a series of pictures and videos from Farah's visit to his abode to shoot her celebrity cooking episode for her YouTube vlogs.

In the pictures, Shiv was seen posing with Farah, his mother and grandmother at their home. Another video clip showed Farah relishing a traditional Maharashtrian thali consisting of 'bhakri-pitla' and 'aamras'. (A traditional flatbread made mainly from jowar or bajra flour, while pitla is a gram flour-based curry popular in Maharashtra. Aamras is a sweet mango pulp usually served during summer meals)

Sharing the post, Shiv captioned it, "Tiffin return is mandatory #indianmom . @farahkhankunder Tai . . #aajisaheb #indianmom #tiffin less"

While enjoying the meal, Farah said, "Aaji ke haath ka sabko nahi milta" , as Shiv's grandmother kissed her cheeks out of affection. (Not everyone gets the privilege of eating food cooked by grandmother's hands).

In one of the videos, Shiv's mother was seen packing 'thecha' (a spicy Maharashtrian condiment made out of raw chillies and garlic) and 'laddus' (round shaped sweet delicacy) for Farah to take home.

Shiv, in his trademark humorous style, joked and asked his mother whether she expected the utensils back from Farah as she often reminds people to return her steel containers because they are very dear to her.

Joining the fun banter, Farah laughed and said she would definitely return the utensils because she understood their importance.

Farah and Shiv share a close bond since his stint in 'Bigg Boss 16', where he also became close to Farah's brother Sajid Khan, who was a co-contestant on the reality show.

On the professional front, Shiv emerged as the winner of 'Bigg Boss Marathi 2' and later participated in 'Khatron Ke Khiladi 13' and 'Bigg Boss 16', where he finished as the first runner-up. He recently emerged victorious in the reality show 'The 50'.

— IANS

Reader Comments

Rohit P

Bhakri-pitla and aamras? That's the ultimate comfort meal! 😋 Maharashtra ka asli swaad. Shiv's mom packing thecha and laddus for Farah — that's such an Indian mom thing to do. Made me smile.

Arjun K

Lovely to see celebrities appreciating simple, home-cooked food. Farah's comment "Aaji ke haath ka sabko nahi milta" is so true — those memories of grandmother's kitchen are precious. Shiv seems like a genuine guy.

Kavya N

The 'tiffin return' banter is so relatable! 😂 Every Indian household has that one special steel dabba that everyone is scared to lose. Farah understanding that is sweet. Nice to see a heartwarming episode.

Rahul R

This is what we need more of — celebrities celebrating our regional food and family values. Maharashtra's cuisine is underrated. Respect to Shiv's Aaji for cooking with such love. Farah's reaction was genuine.

Tanya I

Though it's a nice segment, I wish they'd focus more on the actual cooking process rather than just the banter. But the love between Shiv and his family is heartwarming. Aaji's kiss on Farah's cheek was adorable. 🥹

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