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Indian Cuisine and the Media: Portrayal in Film, TV, and Literature

Description: Indian Cuisine and the Media: Portrayal in Film, TV, and Literature
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In the movie "The Lunchbox", the main character Ila's culinary skills are portrayed as a symbol of her:

  1. Creativity and passion

  2. Domesticity and tradition

  3. Independence and self-reliance

  4. All of the above


Correct Option: D
Explanation:

The movie "The Lunchbox" showcases Ila's culinary skills as a reflection of her creativity, passion, domesticity, tradition, independence, and self-reliance.

Which of the following TV shows features a character named "Chef Ranveer" who is known for his innovative fusion dishes?

  1. MasterChef India

  2. The Great Indian Baking Show

  3. Highway on My Plate

  4. Food Safari


Correct Option: C
Explanation:

The TV show "Highway on My Plate" features a character named "Chef Ranveer" who travels across India, exploring local cuisines and creating innovative fusion dishes.

In the novel "The God of Small Things", the character Ammu's cooking is described as:

  1. Traditional and comforting

  2. Exotic and experimental

  3. Simple and unassuming

  4. All of the above


Correct Option: A
Explanation:

In the novel "The God of Small Things", Ammu's cooking is portrayed as traditional, comforting, and rooted in her family's culinary heritage.

Which of the following films explores the relationship between food and identity through the journey of a young chef returning to his roots?

  1. The Lunchbox

  2. Masala

  3. Chef

  4. Eat Pray Love


Correct Option: B
Explanation:

The film "Masala" follows the story of a young chef who returns to his hometown in India to reconnect with his roots and explore the culinary traditions of his family.

In the TV show "The Great Indian Baking Show", the contestants compete in challenges that showcase their skills in:

  1. Traditional Indian desserts

  2. Contemporary baking techniques

  3. Fusion desserts inspired by Indian flavors

  4. All of the above


Correct Option: D
Explanation:

The TV show "The Great Indian Baking Show" features challenges that encompass traditional Indian desserts, contemporary baking techniques, and fusion desserts inspired by Indian flavors.

Which of the following novels features a character named "Ashok Sharma" who owns a successful Indian restaurant in London?

  1. The White Tiger

  2. The Namesake

  3. The God of Small Things

  4. Brick Lane


Correct Option: D
Explanation:

In the novel "Brick Lane", the character Ashok Sharma owns a successful Indian restaurant in London and navigates the challenges of balancing his cultural heritage with his new life in England.

In the film "Chef", the protagonist Carl Casper embarks on a journey to rediscover his passion for cooking by:

  1. Opening a food truck

  2. Traveling across the country

  3. Hosting a cooking show

  4. All of the above


Correct Option: D
Explanation:

In the film "Chef", Carl Casper opens a food truck, travels across the country, and hosts a cooking show as part of his journey to rediscover his passion for cooking.

Which of the following TV shows features a group of chefs traveling across India to explore regional cuisines and culinary traditions?

  1. Highway on My Plate

  2. The Great Indian Baking Show

  3. MasterChef India

  4. Food Safari


Correct Option: D
Explanation:

The TV show "Food Safari" features a group of chefs traveling across India, exploring regional cuisines, and showcasing the diverse culinary traditions of the country.

In the novel "The Namesake", the character Gogol's relationship with Indian cuisine is portrayed as:

  1. A source of comfort and connection to his heritage

  2. A reminder of his cultural differences

  3. A symbol of his struggle to find his identity

  4. All of the above


Correct Option: D
Explanation:

In the novel "The Namesake", Gogol's relationship with Indian cuisine is complex and multifaceted, encompassing comfort, connection to his heritage, cultural differences, and his struggle to find his identity.

Which of the following films features a character named "Hasina" who runs a popular street food stall in Mumbai?

  1. The Lunchbox

  2. Masala

  3. Highway on My Plate

  4. Slumdog Millionaire


Correct Option: D
Explanation:

In the film "Slumdog Millionaire", the character Hasina runs a popular street food stall in Mumbai and plays a significant role in the protagonist's life.

In the TV show "MasterChef India", the contestants compete in challenges that test their skills in:

  1. Traditional Indian cuisine

  2. International cuisine

  3. Fusion dishes inspired by Indian flavors

  4. All of the above


Correct Option: D
Explanation:

The TV show "MasterChef India" features challenges that encompass traditional Indian cuisine, international cuisine, and fusion dishes inspired by Indian flavors.

Which of the following novels features a character named "Anita Desai" who writes a cookbook about Indian cuisine?

  1. The White Tiger

  2. The Namesake

  3. The God of Small Things

  4. Clear Light of Day


Correct Option: D
Explanation:

In the novel "Clear Light of Day", the character Anita Desai writes a cookbook about Indian cuisine, exploring the cultural and historical significance of Indian food.

In the film "Eat Pray Love", the protagonist Elizabeth Gilbert embarks on a journey of self-discovery through:

  1. Traveling to different countries

  2. Exploring new cultures

  3. Learning about different cuisines

  4. All of the above


Correct Option: D
Explanation:

In the film "Eat Pray Love", Elizabeth Gilbert travels to different countries, explores new cultures, and learns about different cuisines as part of her journey of self-discovery.

Which of the following TV shows features a group of food enthusiasts traveling across India to explore local cuisines and culinary traditions?

  1. Highway on My Plate

  2. The Great Indian Baking Show

  3. MasterChef India

  4. Food Safari


Correct Option: D
Explanation:

The TV show "Food Safari" features a group of food enthusiasts traveling across India, exploring local cuisines, and showcasing the diverse culinary traditions of the country.

In the novel "The White Tiger", the character Balram Halwai's culinary skills are portrayed as a symbol of his:

  1. Ingenuity and resourcefulness

  2. Social status and privilege

  3. Connection to his cultural heritage

  4. All of the above


Correct Option: A
Explanation:

In the novel "The White Tiger", Balram Halwai's culinary skills are portrayed as a symbol of his ingenuity and resourcefulness, as he uses his cooking abilities to navigate the challenges of his life.

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