Join Kamiya Jani on this special episode of Sunday Brunch for a fun food debate with Randeep Hooda and Lin Laishram as they explore the culinary delights of Haryana and Manipur. The conversation also touches on films and culture, with Randeep and Lin offering insights on regional portrayals in cinema. Tune in for a light-hearted, insightful episode full of food, culture, and candid moments!
Randeep And Lin’s Fun Food Debate
In a light-hearted conversation, Kamiya Jani engages with Randeep and his wife Lin, delving into a fun food debate between Haryanvi and Manipuri cuisine. When given the choice between Haryanvi Ghevar and Manipuri Chakhau Kheer, Lin and Randeep quickly pick Chakhau Kheer, citing Ghevar’s intensity as it is rich in ghee and sweetness.
Moving to other dishes, Randeep picks butter chicken while Lin goes for Eromba (a traditional dish from Manipur made from boiled vegetables like yam, potato, and pumpkin, which are then mashed and mixed with fermented or dried fish for a distinct taste) highlighting their individual tastes.
When it comes to beverages, both Randeep and Lin favour Desi Lassi over Manipuri black tea. The food discussion continues with Randeep leaning towards Sarson Da Saag, as he’s more inclined towards vegetarian dishes, while Lin chooses Gari Fish Curry with rice, reflecting her preference for a hearty, fish-based meal.
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Exploring Film And Culture With Randeep Hooda And Lin Laishram
Randeep and Lin also discussed various aspects of film and culture, showcasing their unique perspectives. Kamiya asked Lin about her favourite film of Randeep, to which she mentioned Charles Sobhraj as one of her top picks, praising the film for its outstanding performances. Randeep added that he really enjoyed Laal Rang, especially for its portrayal of Haryana’s culture. Randeep reflected and explained how challenging it is to portray regional characters authentically and advising against oversimplifying or misrepresenting a culture. He shared his views on making distinct, multifaceted representations, steering clear of stereotypes.
Lin Highlights The Growing Visibility Of North Eastern Cultures In Media
In this candid conversation with Kamiya Jani, the topic of representation of the North East in Bollywood takes centre stage. Lin opens with a reflection on the increasing presence of North Eastern cultures in the media, noting how platforms like Netflix are giving more visibility to these regions, with shows showcasing their unique aspects.
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