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Superstar Upendra visits Khandani Rajdhani

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Tuesday 25th February, 2014, afternoon, saw Superstar Upendra visit Khandani Rajdhani for a hearty vegetarian thali meal with his fans. Khandani Rajdhani has associated with Upendra's recently released feature film - Brahma. 


As a part of this association,  Khandani Rajdhani gave its patrons a chance to meet Superstar Upendra with their "Rajdhani - Bramha Contest". Lucky winners got a chance to meet and dine with Upendra and other members of the hit production at Khandani Rajdhani's Indiranagar outlet.



Bramha, a romantic drama film is directed by R. Chandru and produced by Mr. P. V. Manjunath Babu. The film stars Upendra and Pranitha Subhash in the lead roles. The movie which released on 7th February is slated to become the highest grossing Kannada film of all times with fans lapping up the flick across the state.




Commenting on the occasion, Mr. Aji Nair, Vice President, F&B Division Mirah Hospitatlity said, "We are happy to be associated with Brahma the movie. Brahma is a complete family entertainer and being a part of this film allows us to instantly connect with a family audience. Moreover we are delighted to have Upendra meet our guests today. Upendra is undoubtedly one of the most loved Superstars and its indeed an honor to partner with a film that he is associated with."


Director R. Chandru further added , "Associating with Khandani Rajdhani has been an exciting experience for us and moreover having Upendra meet his fans is really special. Its nice to see him get a chance to interact with his audiences over a meal at Khandani Rajdhani after the great success of Brahma." The movie is running successfully across the state and is fast approaching the 25 day mark with the collections still going strong.





Khandani Rajdhani had organized Kachi Ghodhi Dance performance, which added to the excitement and buzz during Upendra's visit. Guests were seen having a great time as he happily interacted with all of them.


Khandani Rajdhani serves pure vegetarian  Thalis with authentic Rajasthani and Gujarati cuisine and has been in existence for over 5 decades. 


Khandani Rajdhani serves 22,464 traditional delicacies in 72 rotating menus specifically created keeping in mind rare delicacies from Rajasthan and Gujarat like - Dal Bati Churma, Ker Sangri, Khandvi, Ringna no ollo, Dal Dhokli, Undhiyu, etc. 


The food at Rajdhani is cooked using the traditional slow cooking methodology to retain the flavor, texture and nutritional value of the food being cooked. This one of its kind in the vegetarian food segment is committed to authentic and hygienic food with excellent service. 


Khandani Rajdhani - the flagship brand of Mirah Hospitality has a strong foothold across the country with 35 units and Bengaluru alone has 9 units.

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