During celebrations, it’s no surprise to witness unexpected moments. And now once again, one of the never-thought moments unfolded in New Zealand when Prime Minister Christopher Luxon surprised everyone with an unplanned jalebi attempt at the Sikh Games in Takanini, Auckland. Scroll down to know more.
PM Christopher Luxon Makes Jalebis At Sikh Games
PM Christopher Luxon attended the annual New Zealand Sikh Games in Takanini, Auckland, with local MP Rima Nakhle. During the opening ceremony, Luxon met participants, interacted with volunteers, and explored different sections of the venue. But one such interaction has impressed the internet. What surprised everyone was how confidently he tried making jalebis.
He stepped behind a large wok of hot oil and attempted to make traditional Indian jalebis. Spectators watched with curiosity and excitement as he slowly poured the batter into the oil, smiling as he tried to get the iconic spiral shape right. Many people captured the scene on their phones, and the clip quickly made its way online. He even shared the video on Instagram with the caption, “Getting amongst it at the Sikh Games in Takanini this afternoon with local MP @rimanakhlenz. Good luck to all those competing — and to those who end up eating my attempt at making jalebi!”
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About Annual Sikh Games In Auckland
The Annual Sikh Games are an important occasion for the Sikh community. It brings together several athletes, performers, families, and volunteers from all over New Zealand and even other countries. It features both sports competitions and cultural activities, creating a vibrant atmosphere that highlights the community’s energy and traditions.
According to News18, at this event, participants enjoy kabaddi, cricket, volleyball, basketball, badminton, hockey, table tennis and powerlifting. Visitors also get to see Gatka martial arts demonstrations, turban-tying competitions, lively Bhangra and Gidha performances, live music, and various art exhibits. In 2025, this event took place on November 29 and 30, promising a wonderful weekend for everyone.
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Cover Image Courtesy: Instagram/ @christopherluxon