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Highway On My Plate heads to the hills
India's favourite food junkies, Rocky & Mayur have been on a crazy adventure. After eating like gods at festivals, feasting at the finest student addas, and rocking up the Indian coastline, they are now headed to the hills for more madness and mouth-watering food.
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Guilt Free
Get a taste of food that will make you feel better | | | |
Vicky Goes Veg
Join Vicky as he takes you through a culinary maze that will leave you gasping for more! | | | |
Chakh Le India-Kachcha Raasta
Aditya Bal is all set to stir up some fantastic Indian delicacies from his kitchen! |
Bollyfood
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Jai Hind with Rocky and Mayur
Come and join Rocky and Mayur on their adventurous feast! | | | |
Gourmet Central
Gourmet Central is a delectable series from the highly successful and personable chef, Vicky Ratnani. |
Pressure Cooker
A face-off between cooking enthusiasts | | | |
Do It Sweet
This is not your regular food show, but one that's sweet and easy, flavourful and fun! | | | |
Italian Khana
Italian Khana the TV series, based on Chef Ritu Dalmia’s book, is back on NDTV Good Times with the third and final season! | | | |
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Rocky and Mayur are making a mad dash into the mountains and they are taking you along!
In the new season of HOMP our intrepid food guides make their way through some of India’s highest mountain roads and other not so “high”-ways to experience life in these charming hills. From the Himalayas in the North to the Nilgiri Hills in the South and all the ranges in between, they try out the best mountain cuisine – from traditional dhaba food to home cooked meals and to those influenced by the many foreign settlers here. Watch Highway On My Plate - Hills for more food adventures, fun facts and of course, tucked away places you never knew existed! |
Highway on My Plate is back on the road, and it’s by the sea. Rocky and Mayur decide to comb the coastline of India that is rich in more that just food. Fishing villages, trawlers, fish markets, plantations, stunning highways that are kissed by swelling waves and all along the way people of India that make every journey of Rocky and Mayur worth undertaking. Our highway explorers will thumb rides, punt lifts and hustle free meals as they make friends, sing, dance and eat their way from Gujarat to Bengal along the Indian peninsula. There is sea food in plenty but also herbs and spices and plants and fruit that will make sure Mayur does not feel left out and neither do our veggie viewers. Come and share the excitement of some places that come highly recommended and some that will be discovered along the way because that’s what explorers do. |
Last Season
Food in schools and canteens has a special quality that you never forget. Anyone been to a boarding school will recall with nostalgia the smell in their dining rooms. The taste of the cutlets or chola bhatoora of your college canteen will be etched onto your tongue. Food has that ability of forming memories that define a phase in your life.
Rocky and Mayur hit the road again exploring canteens and dining rooms that have fed thousands over the years and formed memories. All such cities have some favourite hangouts too – Addas where young students and vellas meet and hang out for the pakoda, samosa, snack or meal. We rediscover canteens, dining halls, cafeterias and addas from around the country that have fed the Indians in their growing and formative years to make them the men and women they are today. Rocky and Mayur make up for the lost time now. If there is one good reason to go back to school or college, it is food. | | | |
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Mayur is based out of Delhi and the 'out of Delhi' is so true. He is an outdoor experiential educator and works with children and corporate clients in developing interpersonal relationships and productive group dynamics. An avid traveller Mayur has lived, worked, played, backpacked his way across over 60 countries in the past decade before returning home to the best food in the world. A keen sportsman he plays squash and enjoys rock climbing and high altitude trekking. Mayur has climbed Kilimanjaro and survived an unexpected swim in the Tsunami of 2004 but finds the adventures on the highways of India just as exciting.
Rocky Singh is 38 years old and married with two kids. After running a restaurant, gas distributorship, working with British Airways and finally heading a multinational as the CEO, Rocky retired in 2005. He is now an internationally certified consultant in HR and business process fields and is currently in Dubai as the GM for a corporate training organisation. Rocky is a wild life enthusiast and an ornithologist (bird-man), scuba dive master, single handicap golfer and traveler. His passion is food and traveling. His mantra “The difference between a wise man and a fool is that a wise man will learn, even from the fool.”
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