Someone has rightly said, “Food is your body’s fuel, without fuel your body wants to shut down”. And the protagonist personally believes that all great minds are set to work and love after a lavish feast.
Wink wink. :)
So the protagonist has this ‘Breakup friendly’ food theory that’s quite amusing. It says Yummy and fatty food is the only way to heel a broken heart. Who wants to mourn over heartaches when you are served a divine platter!!!! But you can never predict what life has in store for you or so was the case with him.
So the protagonist has this ‘Breakup friendly’ food theory that’s quite amusing. It says Yummy and fatty food is the only way to heel a broken heart. Who wants to mourn over heartaches when you are served a divine platter!!!! But you can never predict what life has in store for you or so was the case with him.
Food-O-mania
Hailing from North India, where an evening tea sans ‘samosa’ /’kachori’ is a sin, he is a big time foodie.
Life slaps a 'pita bread' on his face and he ends up in Doha only to wake up to aroma of sulemani tea. From ginger tea to red tea. ..life has been too hard on him. PMS Indeed. .....Poor metabolic Syndrome. Savour your thoughts. ..!!!!
Life slaps a 'pita bread' on his face and he ends up in Doha only to wake up to aroma of sulemani tea. From ginger tea to red tea. ..life has been too hard on him. PMS Indeed. .....Poor metabolic Syndrome. Savour your thoughts. ..!!!!
The five food woes of the protagonist :
1. From 'harry's' to Harees life has taken a mouthful of twists. When hummus replaces 'Chana masala' and 'Majboos' replaces Biryani. ...taste buds go on a strike.
2. Ķeratin shoots up only to escalate the libido. ....The lifeguards are required and they come pricey. Oooops!!
3. It's only Doha and no DOSA. ....aarrgghhhhh
4. A temporary breakup with street food takes him in the pit or 'pita' of despair.
5. Shawarma se na sharma meri jaan.
Read on to know more about the protagonist in the upcoming book, "Doha! Diary of a Delhi-O-holic".
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