Bollywood's biggest family, the Kapoors enjoy an immense fan following. Fans just love to know each and every thing about them. Right from their vacations to family functions, people just can't hold their excitement to know all they can, about them. And today one of their family members decided to do a big reveal about their love for food and who likes to eat what? Armaan Jain in his recent magazine interview revealed the best kept culinary secrets of the Kapoor Clan.
Ranbir Kapoor's mother and one of the most popular Bollywood actresses Neetu Singh shared the same on her Instagram story where Lekar Hum Deewana Dil actor Armaan revealed what is his Khandan's favourite food to eat. Armaan who is the son of Raj Kapoor's daughter Rima went on revealing, 'My mother and uncles Randhir and Rajiv Kapoor are obsessed with Chinese. Kapoor sisters Kareena and Karisma find comfort in Indian Food. Cousin brother Ranbir sticks to roti's and consumes rice. Whereas his younger brother Aadar Jain loves cold cuts.” Also read: Alia Bhatt May Feature In Kapoors' Christmas Lunch Family Photo; Ranbir's Ladylove Invited For This Year's Soiree- EXCLUSIVE
Armaan spoke to HT Brunch about his family habits and where he also went on sharing whenever they meet what they talk more then film is food, "Not possible to explain in a few words,” he says upfront. “Everything in that family is about food! Yes, we talk about films, but you’ll be surprised, at our get-togethers, it’s always food, food, food! We discussed threadbare… At a regular family gathering, we’re often discussing the best restaurants in the world, and in India. You must know that the Kapoor family is obsessed with Chinese food…”. Also read: Ranbir Kapoor-Alia Bhatt’s UNSEEN VIDEO From Jungle Safari In Ranthambore Goes Viral; Bhatts And Kapoors End 2020 On A ‘Fantastic' Note
He further went on to reveal, "As a family, we also argue a lot about food,” he says. “It’s all out of love, of course. But imagine a houseful of people with an opinion. Yeh chawal thoda chipta hai… ghee aur daalo (This rice is a bit flat… add more ghee)! And I’ve always been very forthcoming with an opinion. Even as a kid, I’d argue my heart out and hold my ground against every other opinion. Growing up made me realise that everyone has a different palate and you must respect that…”
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