Indian Cuisine and the Media: Portrayal in Film, TV, and Literature
Description: Indian Cuisine and the Media: Portrayal in Film, TV, and Literature | |
Number of Questions: 15 | |
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Tags: indian cuisine media representation film tv literature |
In the movie "The Lunchbox", the main character Ila's culinary skills are portrayed as a symbol of her:
Which of the following TV shows features a character named "Chef Ranveer" who is known for his innovative fusion dishes?
In the novel "The God of Small Things", the character Ammu's cooking is described as:
Which of the following films explores the relationship between food and identity through the journey of a young chef returning to his roots?
In the TV show "The Great Indian Baking Show", the contestants compete in challenges that showcase their skills in:
Which of the following novels features a character named "Ashok Sharma" who owns a successful Indian restaurant in London?
In the film "Chef", the protagonist Carl Casper embarks on a journey to rediscover his passion for cooking by:
Which of the following TV shows features a group of chefs traveling across India to explore regional cuisines and culinary traditions?
In the novel "The Namesake", the character Gogol's relationship with Indian cuisine is portrayed as:
Which of the following films features a character named "Hasina" who runs a popular street food stall in Mumbai?
In the TV show "MasterChef India", the contestants compete in challenges that test their skills in:
Which of the following novels features a character named "Anita Desai" who writes a cookbook about Indian cuisine?
In the film "Eat Pray Love", the protagonist Elizabeth Gilbert embarks on a journey of self-discovery through:
Which of the following TV shows features a group of food enthusiasts traveling across India to explore local cuisines and culinary traditions?
In the novel "The White Tiger", the character Balram Halwai's culinary skills are portrayed as a symbol of his: