Karisma Kapoor continues to enthrall fans with fascinating glimpses of her culinary exploits. She was in New Delhi to attend the prestigious Lakme x FDCI Fashion Week. Amidst the glamor and creativity of the event, Karisma took out some time to engage in a casual conversation. She shared a close-up picture of her coffee break on her Instagram Stories. The image featured two cups of perfectly brewed coffee, with a rich, frothy texture, with two attractive cookies placed on a small plate. “Coffee and chat,” she wrote, followed by two red heart emojis. He tagged the location as New Delhi.
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Apart from her recent coffee outing, Karisma Kapoor shared a fun post on Instagram, showcasing her love for food and fashion. In the photo, she wore a lime green dress that matched her avocado toast, which she humorously labeled a “mega vibe.” This moment happened on the sets of India’s Best Dancer. Read more here.
Karisma Kapoor recently showed her love for food by sharing her culinary experience from Ahmedabad on Instagram. While in the city, she enjoyed a variety of traditional Gujarati dishes, sharing vibrant photos and videos with her followers. A video showed a two-tier tray filled with a variety of pakodas including chutney, pickle and paneer pakodas and mirchi bhajiya. Another post highlighted popular street foods like pav bhaji and sev puri. Inspired by her food posts, the article also provided recipes for some of her favorite dishes, encouraging fans to recreate these delicious snacks at home. Read on to know more.
Earlier, she delighted her followers by giving a glimpse of a grand “family feast” with her sister Kareena Kapoor Khan, Anissa Malhotra and others. She reposted a clip that showed the delicious dishes on the table. The short video showcased a range of delicious dishes, including rice, various curries ranging from vegetarian to non-vegetarian dishes, pakodas and dal makhani. The caption above the video read, “Family Feast,” and needless to say, it was pretty loud. Read more here.
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