Since This scene will go down in history.

Hey all Hardcore Jai-Bani campers,

Since, the Cutlet/Vada scene seems to be one of those scenes which will go down in the hisstory of the Jai-Bani saga, I have decided to enlighten you all and clarify the mysterious food item's true identity.

it is not a cutlet.

it is not a vada.

It is a 'Bhoori'. A dish that is stuffed with sweet dhal inside and is fried with some flour. It's a south Indian speciality as far as I know. So, we might as well call it Bhoori scene instead of Vada/Cutlet scene.

Cheers , Darcy

Haila Darcy, how on Earth did you get this piece of Info yaar????

MT

wow thanks for letting us know
warna we all would always call that bhoori a cutlet or vaada 😕

lolz thats what i thought. for the lack of a proper word i called it vada but yup it cant be a vada. and neither a cutlet!

thanks for sharing it 😃

yes, it is called bhoori and in south india mainly in andhra and tamil this bhoori is much famous. it ll be done mainly in the festivals...

ummm what is Bhoori doing in a Punjabi family's lunch?? 😆 😆 sounds like a name of some village bumpkin

Originally posted by: memsaab

ummm what is Bhoori doing in a Punjabi family's lunch?? 😆 😆 sounds like a name of some village bumpkin

😆 Maybe Mr. Walia belives in National Integration through food!

See, he did have a Punjabi Girl-friend (Roshni Chopra), married a Rajasthani Brahmin (Bani Dixit) and had adopted a UP boy (Pushkar)😆

MT

Lol Mt you make me laugh!!! thanks for the info !!! It was nice to be enlightened!!! 😃 😃 lol

when I first read the word.. it sounded like one of the character in the movie Lagaan.. 😆 😆 Anyways.. JAI HO Jai Bhaiya ki..

Originally posted by: mistletoe

😆 Maybe Mr. Walia belives in National Integration through food!

See, he did have a Punjabi Girl-friend (Roshni Chopra), married a Rajasthani Brahmin (Bani Dixit) and had adopted a UP boy (Pushkar)😆

MT

u r too good 😆😆😆