Chef Page #6

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This is Anilettan and my secret.

- Papa, this is 'Kappa'!

- Tapioca.

- What is this?

- This is called an 'Aada'.

You know it's stuffed

and then steamed.

And, I just love the sweet ones.

I guess you've found your 'Ram Lal'.

What?

Nothing.

Thank you.

These are the best

'idiyappams' in the world.

Do you know... where you get the

best 'Chhole-Bhature' in the world?

What is 'Chhole-Bhature'?

Dude...

You can't say such things...

...being the only son

of Roshan Kalra from Chandni Chowk.

This seems to be a

'Radha Menon Conspiracy'...

...to dilute the legacy

of the loins of Punjab.

- Dad, are you okay?

- No, I'm not.

You've never had 'Chhole-Bhature'...

How can I be okay?

I must do something about this.

Do you know where we are?

No. But I hope you do.

Good, you're learning.

Even the 'planets' have

changed their position...

...but, not uncle.

You know, I wanted to be...

...like Ram Lal uncle when I grew up.

Maybe I did for a few days.

When it was just about

a cook's passion, skill and pride.

Ram Lal!

- Namaste, uncle.

- Namaste-Namaste.

This is amazing!

You don't address your

elders by their name, son.

That might be okay in England, not here.

Uncle, he lives in Kochi, not England.

- Say Namaste, son.

- Namaste.

Namaste.

But Kochi must be abroad too, right?

Anyway, have you

fed him anything yet?

- No.

- Get it... quickly! Hurry up.

- Wait till you taste this.

- Yeah...

Here you go.

- How's everything, uncle?

- Everything's great by God's grace.

How about you?

- Is everything alright?

- Just fine.

Wow!

Thank God!

I don't need a DNA test anymore.

You're definitely my son!

You know son, when your

father ran away from home...

...he came straight

to me to learn cooking.

Did you run away from home?

- Ctrl+Alt+Del.

- What?

- Never mind.

- Oh yes...

Ratan must have texted you

about your father's health.

He hasn't been well

for a few days.

Have you met your grandpa?

- Mine?

- Yeah...

Well, my grandpa would've been

110 years old if he was still alive.

Does grandpa live here?

- Maybe no one's at home!

- Let us see.

- I told you no one's at home.

- Wait, dad.

Someone's coming.

You haven't been well for a few days?

The weather hasn't been well...

...I'm fit as a fiddle.

So, what brings my child

to Chandni Chowk?

To eat 'Chhole-Bhature'.

So, history will repeat itself!

You've already burdened him

with a bag of spices?

Given him a ladle

instead of a pencil?

Father...

...not in front of Armaan.

Lunch is ready...

...The maid cooked.

Come on.

This maid cooks every day?

Yes...

You ran away many years ago.

Otherwise I could've paid you

the salary I pay her.

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