This Diwali, Bollywood stars are indulging their sweet tooth, Shah Rukh loves kaju katli, Alia prefers gulab jamun, Salman swears by motichoor laddoo, and Deepika enjoys melt-in-mouth besan barfi.
Barfis and pedhas, katlis and kulfis from these good old mithai makers are still the real deal.
Firm in the Upanishadic belief that if food is the origin and sustenance of life, sweets are its most magnificent affirmation, it is the more native mithai that has always been my poison.
Amul is eyeing revenues of Rs 1,000-1,500 crore in FY17 which translates to a growth of 15-20 percent, learns CNBC-TV18.
Zorawar Kalra, thirty-five-year-old management graduate from Boston‘s Bentley Business University has an entrepreneurial bent of mind and a genetic love for food.