Vikrant Massey, Riddhi Dogra & Raashii Khanna Reveal The Weirdest Food They’ve Ever Eaten

To all the meat lovers out there, have you ever eaten a frog or a pigeon? Here’s Vikrant Massey to tell you what it tastes like. On this exciting episode of Sunday Brunch, our Editor-in-Chief, Kamiya Jani, was joined by superstar actor Vikrant Massey with beautiful ladies Riddhi Dogra and Raashii Khanna. The trio met Kamiya at our very own Shifuku by Curly Tales for a delicious Pan-Asian feast! From the weirdest food eaten to knowing the trio’s life before coming into the film industry, this episode is filled with food, jokes, and very interesting conversations.

Vikrant, Riddhi & Raashii Reveal The Weirdest Dishes They Had

As they continue to savour the treats, Kamiya sets the stage for the following round of food questions by asking the trio about the weirdest food they have ever tasted. Well, Raashii definitely had a very interesting anecdote to share. We’ve heard the phrase “hitting the bull’s eye” before, but things got spooky when she mentioned how she had seen someone eat a “bull’s tongue.” It was quite astonishing for everyone. Adding to the astonishment, Vikrant mentioned that he also had a platter full of weird foods, including a pigeon.

While he told how he mistakenly tasted a frog once and liked it, Raashii expressed her spiritual side. Despite having tasted chicken before, she is now a full-fledged “shakahari” (vegetarian). She said that in order to meet her protein requirements, her trainer instructed her to try chicken.

While Vikrant pulls her leg on this a little, Kamiya segues into The Sabarmati Report and asks the cast about their experience on the same.

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“My Best Is Yet To Come,” Says Vikrant Massey

After a hilarious round of playing Food Pictionary with the trio, Kamiya opened the floor to the girls if they had any questions to ask Vikrant. As the conversation progressed, Riddhi asked a very interesting question about how he was keeping the Vikrant alive, who had the hunger to be where he is today. This was definitely something we all wanted to know, and Vikrant’s answer fully justified the question.

Vikrant said that people believe that The Death in the Gunj, Sector 36, or 12th Fail are his top performances. But he feels that because of mediocrity, anything that is seen as above average is excellent. He believes he can do better than that and that his “best is yet to come.” We are eagerly waiting for it.

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Have you watched this fun banter between the trio and Kamiya yet?

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