Film Fare

When you think
of a city, you
think of the city
cuisines. Joining
the conversation on
#FlirtWithTheCity, Katrina Kaif,
one of the most beautiful female
actors in India, confesses she is
a complete foodie and she loves
experimenting with food in the
city. Soon to be seen with Aamir
Khan and Amitabh Bachchan,
the actor said, “Food gets me
going. Nothing can cheer me up
better than a good meal. I love
street food and any street place
that offers paya with kadak Pav
will instantly be a favourite for
me. I can eat my heart out with
paya and pav. I also love seafood,
with prawns and crabs being my
comfort food.”
Born and raised in Mumbai,
John Abraham shares quite an
affinity with the place. “I love
Bombay, the culture, the old world
charm, it is a whole different
world here. I especially love old
theatres, my mom’s family is
from Grant Road and so I used
enjoy these old-world places. My
initiation back into Hindi films,
after a long break, was with Maine
Pyar Kiya which I saw at Bahara
Talkies. One really interesting
thing about Bombay is that it’s a
combination of New York and Los
Angeles, it’s the film capital and
the commercial capital. And I'm
proud to call it my city!”
Bollywood’s leading fashionista
Sonam Kapoor tells us about her
favourite hangouts in Mumbai. “I
love hanging out at Juhu, going
for morning walks and having
those amazing bhuttas.”
While the internet drools over
her and her husband, Anand
Ahuja's romance, the actress
said, “Drives are the best in
Mumbai, you know. Going to
Natural's ice-cream and right
opposite you have Amar
Juice Centre, where you get
amazing pav bhaji. You sit in
your car and eat it
and just chill.”
“I miss the greenery and the
calmness of Bengaluru, which
once was the main reason for
most of us choosing this city to
live in. By saying this, every drive
inside Cubbon Park is reminder
of my old Bengaluru,” says Kiccha
Sudeep.
Rituparna Sengupta loves the
decked up look of Kolkata during
Pooja. “Festivals excite me and
there is no better time to visit
Kolkata then during Pooja. I’m
an avid reader and there is no
better place for book lovers than
Kolkata’s famous College Street,”
says the actor.
The foot-tapping music for
the campaign is created by
Dhruv Ghanekar (Wah Wah
Studio) and juxtaposes the soul
and quirks of each city. The
campaign aims to spice up the
romance of the readers with their
respective cities by urging them
to experience the buzz points of
the cities -- from waterholes to
hunger zones, for party points
and artists and activists and
everything that makes your city,
your city.
The songs have crossed 10
million views within 3 days.
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