Actor Vicky Kaushal has once again demonstrated his Desi spirit by savouring litti-chokha at a street stall. It is a traditional dish from Bihar. Known for his humility, Vicky is currently busy ...

Aloo Anda Chokha is a variation that includes boiled eggs, making it richer and heartier ... this dish packs a punch of taste and is often paired with Litti or enjoyed as a snack with roti or rice.

Bollywood actor Vicky Kaushal relishes the famous Bihari dish litti-chokha in Patna while promoting his upcoming historical film, Chhava. The film sees Kaushal portraying Maratha warrior Sambhaji ...

Along with the post, the actor added a caption that read, "Patna aakar Litti Chokha kaise miss kar jaayein ... We have tried to make it as realistic as possible," he said.

Vicky Kaushal enjoys Bihar's famous Litti Chokha during his visit to Patna, while promoting his upcoming film 'Chhaava', ...

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], February 9 (ANI): The upcoming historical drama 'Chhaava' is just around the corner, and actor Vicky Kaushal is reminiscing about the "good old days" of his intense ...

This tomato chokha is a smoky, tangy twist on the classic, and it's ridiculously easy to make. Image Credit: Getty Tomato chokha (aka tomato bharta) takes any meal up a notch. The mustard oil gives it ...

He sported a well-groomed moustache and a pair of sunglasses as he savoured the flavours of litti chokha. Step 1: Make small incisions on the brinjal. Insert garlic cloves. Roast the brinjal, green ...

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