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Anand Mahindra’s ‘Interstate Drone Delivery’ Dosa Wish Comes To Life In AI Video

Anand Mahindra recently took to his X account to share an AI-generated clip created by Chutney Maami, a vegetarian restaurant in Kilimanoor, Kerala.

by Tanvi Shrivastava
Anand Mahindra’s ‘Interstate Drone Delivery’ Dosa Wish Comes To Life In AI Video
Image Courtesy: X/Anandmahindra, Wikimedia Commons

A few days back, a giant dosa in Kerala had industrialist Anand Mahindra considering an unusual delivery plan for the dish. Now, the restaurant behind the viral dish has taken his idea one step further, using AI to imagine what it might look like if the much-discussed dosa could actually be delivered across state borders by drone. Read on to know more.

Chutney Maami Fulfils Anand Mahindra Drone Delivery With An AI Video

 

Anand Mahindra recently took to his X account to share an AI-generated clip created by Chutney Maami, a vegetarian restaurant in Kilimanoor, Kerala. The video brings to life his earlier tongue-in-cheek idea that an interstate drone delivery service could one day transport its famous Giant dosa to food lovers elsewhere in India. The exchange started a few weeks ago when Anand Mahindra shared a video of Chutney Maami’s enormous Bahubali Dosa. In his post, he explained that his grandson was visiting and happened to be a dosa enthusiast. The industrialist, who said he doesn’t usually recommend travelling somewhere solely for food, admitted this particular dish was tempting enough to make an exception.

He stated that he would love to “teleport” his family to Chutney Maami for a Sunday meal and jokingly wondered whether Swiggy or Zomato could introduce an interstate drone delivery service. He even acknowledged the obvious problem: the dosa might not survive the journey in perfect condition.

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Chutney Maami has now responded to that playful idea with an AI clip that imagines exactly that scenario. The video shows the giant dosa being transported by drone, turning Anand Mahindra’s offhand wish into a playful piece of food-tech fantasy.

Chutney Maami’s Famous Bahubali Dosa

The restaurant’s Bahubali Dosa has emerged as its signature attraction, with the oversized dosa served across a table alongside an assortment of South Indian accompaniments, including chutneys and sambar. Chutney Maami, located in Kilimanoor, is famous for vegetarian South Indian dishes and its distinctive dining experience.

For now, interstate drone delivery of freshly made dosas remains firmly in the realm of imagination. But the AI video has given Anand Mahindra’s idea new life, demonstrating that sometimes a craving, a giant dosa and a little technology are enough to start an entertaining conversation.

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Well, only if fulfilling food cravings were that easy. What are your thoughts about the fun AI video?

Cover Image Courtesy: X/Anandmahindra, Wikimedia Commons

FAQs

What companies are owned by Anand Mahindra?

Anand Mahindra is the chairman of the Mahindra Group, a major Indian multinational conglomerate spanning over 20 industries.

Who is the owner of chutney Mami?

Chutney Maami, the popular pure-vegetarian restaurant located near Kilimanoor in Kerala, is owned by the brothers Mahesh Maniraj (Maheswaran) and Manesh Manirajan.

What is bahubali dosa?

A Bahubali dosa is a massive, oversized South Indian crepe that often measures anywhere from 3 to 8 feet in length.

Tanvi Shrivastava

Tanvi Nalin Shrivastava is a Sub-Editor at Curly Tales with 5 years of experience in digital journalism and content creation, with expertise spanning beauty, food, travel, fashion and entertainment. She holds a Master’s degree in Communication and Journalism from the University of Mumbai. When she’s not working, you’ll probably find her reading, talking to the camera or just binge-watching rom-coms.

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First Published: August 24, 2026 1:35 PM