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Progressive thoughts
For DJ Jon O'Bir, who ranks 132 in the world, progressive house is the genre which is closest to his heart
As a resident DJ, he's plays at Godskitchen, UK, traverses across the globe, but doesn't complain, "The journey's been good, we had a stopover in Delhi and it's completely different weather in India." Spinning is a serious business and Jon O'Bir is taking rounds all over. "It's my second time in India and first in Chandigarh. I like to travel to different places. I discovered India last year and it was an eye opener for me, we had a great time." He came to the city for the launch of Hotel Altius's Ten Downing Street. Talking about his music, he says, "I play trance, progressive house but it totally depends on the crowd, what they like more and what they are responsive to. I am flexible." Flexible enough to even fish out the local tastes and dish out accordingly. "I have this music database from where I can easily search out even Punjabi music, if need be." With the quick-fixes all in place, progressive house is what he'd make everybody listen to if left to him. "I love to play progressive house, it's groovy and I like to make people dance."
The number 132 is a queer ranking for a DJ to have. You're there and yet not a part of the top 100 cut off list. But Jon is happy. "I'm quite happy with the ranking and where I've arrived. We have this website by a magazine on which you are supposed to go and vote. There are countless people who vote and support their favourites and that's how the rankings are arrived at." It's been a long journey to reach up to this league and ranking. "I'd follow my brother Kevin a lot. I always listened to his music, there was always music in the car, in the house, I'd also listen to BBC radio. Then gigs and a stint with two European trance artistes followed and an association with this record label from Nottingham." Nottingham, the place, in England, where he comes from. "The place of Robin Hood and Jane Austen," he winks. The rest, as is evident, is history. His India tour kicked off with Chandigarh and goes to three other cities, Bangalore, Hyderabad and Chennai. "India, last year, was an eye opener. The crowd was so energetic, the people so warm and the entire experience a pleasant surprise." manpriya@tribunemail.com
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She's got the look
The venue of the music concert has been shifted from a resort near Morni Hills to JW Marriott. The reason cited for the change by the organiser is, "We were flooded with inquiries about DJ Emely, (who will perform at the event) and we realised that at the earlier venue not many people will be able to make it to 'see' her." No wonder, why 'seeing' this DJ is a bit more important than listening to the kind of music she plays. One, she is strikingly beautiful, two, she is dressed up for the occasion. Aptly or not, that's debatable (a white tube dress in satin with tantalizing hemline which gave the feeling that a wardrobe malfunction is waiting to happen)!
Being in a profession that demands night shifts, she admits, it's just not easy to take care of skin, hair and health, "But I do my bit to take care of myself. I am teetotaler; I don't smoke and hit the gym five times a week for one and a half hours each day," says the DJ who is in Chandigarh to perform at the console at The Bling, a music concert to be held on June 10. The rest, she adds is taken care of by music. What began as a hobby got translated into profession four years back. She specialises in-house and R&B styles. Now, she is touted to be one of the best female DJs of Ukraine. "It's a male dominated industry and when I started, I was the only one to represent women on the turn tables. But if you work well and focus on playing great music, gender doesn't matter." At the concert, she will play a few Punjabi and Bollywood tracks. A research on what people in the city will like is on. "I will mix Punjabi music with international hits. It's very important for a DJ to understand what kind music people like. They lose interest if the DJ plays his own thing without checking their preference." Having travelled to various counties, she finds playing music at different places more interesting than being just a house DJ. "That gives me an opportunity to get to see so many cultures and know about music of other countries." On that note, she says India is about Bollwood music. "It's not very difficult to understand. The beats used are very international. Only the language is different but music equals it all, its language is actually universal." Who said beauty and brains is a rare combination! ashima@tribunemail.com
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A comic punch
Only those who have true passion for theatre can survive in the field, believes Sangeeta Gupta. Two decades into it, she is ready to stage her play 'Bebe Ji Main Sant Ban Gaya' on Saturday at Tagore Theatre -18. A tête-à-tête with her…
What is 'Bebe Ji Main Sant Ban Gaya' about? It's a satire on so called modern day 'saints'. A family with no source of income turns their son into a 'baba' and what follows is a series of hilarious episodes that comment on the reality around us. Nine actors play 40 different characters in this two-hour-fifteen-minute play. And, the message is to follow the words of wisdom as given in Guru ki bani. If you go looking outside, well, be ready for exploitation! How about the commercial viability of the theatre in the region? Theatre is a field for those who are obsessed with it. It's no place for material gains. There have been good times and also times when I have been worried about what will we eat next month. We would want theatre to be ticketed and free from tax and are working towards it. Do you think ticket system can help theatre flourish? I am positive about it. At each of the shows we place a donation box. Each time, there is enough money, what we intend to collect through tickets. But there is a difference between right and charity. Ticket system would be rather honourable for us. But for that we have to raise the quality way up. Tell us about your recent projects. Bebe Ji Main Sant Ban Gaya' is an old play in a new form. The storyline is changed, also the characters. You will see known faces of Punjabi industry here. Gurchet Chitarkar, Bhajna Amli, Satwinder Kaur are a few of them. We worked on Tagore's stories last and will have a play on Munshi Prem Chand's stories in July. We also have plans of taking 'Bebe Ji Main Sant Ban Gaya' abroad. How do you compare
theatre here to that on the national level? Honestly, the National School of Drama is in a different league altogether. They have the best of training, resources and rehearsals. We don't even try to match up to them. But at our own level, we try to better our work at each level be it storyline, presentation or experimentation. What else keeps you
occupied? Theatre is my lifeline. I also feel strongly about my mother tongue. I have dubbed cartoon serials in Punjabi. And, very soon 10 major Hollywood films will be aired on a Punjabi channel. You will be amazed to see their dubbing quality. It is if those characters belong to Punjab only. 'Bebe Ji Main Sant Ban Gaya', directed by Sangeeta Gupta, will be staged on Saturday at Tagore Theatre-18 at 7pm. mona@tribunemail.com
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I've not insulted medical profession: Aamir Khan
Pats and brickbats —Aamir Khan was prepared for it all when he set out to discuss burning issues in his debut TV show Satyamev Jayate.
Fearless and convinced about the aim of the show, the actor-filmmaker says he is totally unapologetic about raising the issue of malpractices in the medical profession, thereby upsetting an umbrella body of 21 medical institutions. "I have absolutely no intentions of apologising because I have not done anything wrong," Aamir said in an interview. After raising concerns over female foeticide, dowry and child abuse, Aamir took it upon himself to shake up viewers and awaken them to the existence of irregularities in the country's healthcare system. He brought issues like cut practices, unethical medical practices, and commission demands to the fore and presented live examples of people who could have been cured with simple medicines but were advised by doctors to undergo surgeries, robbing them of precious money. This 'exposure' has landed Aamir in the bad books of the Indian Medical Association (IMA). But he does not fret! "We were aware that since these are issues that are core to all of us and affecting every Indian, obviously there are some people who are part of the problem, and they are not going to be happy with us because these are the ones who don't want a solution to be there. "In fact, I would have been surprised if we would not have earned brickbats. The people who are getting troubled are very likely the ones who are part of the problems," said Aamir, adding that he hasn't received any physical threats so far. He protests against the allegation that he only highlighted the negative aspects of the medical profession on his show, to which was invited KK Talwar, chairman, board of governors, Medical Council of India (MCI). "I don't know whether they have seen the show because a number of times we brought out that there are many doctors who are doing great work. We gave such strong examples of positive work by doctors like Dr Devi Shetty and Dr Shamit Sharma," Aamir said. He denied the accusation that he insulted the medical profession. "I have not insulted the medical profession at all. I have the highest regard for the medical profession. In fact what is insulting to the medical profession is those doctors who are indulging in unethical practices. They have insulted the medical profession, not me," he said. Aamir says his conviction in the concept and aim of the show has left him fearless of negative reactions.
— IANS
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Maximum change
The film Maximum is about to be released by the end of this month and one sees former Miss India Neha Dhupia in a sari clad role for the first time.
Not in the number race, Neha is happy with her fair share on screen. "I have learnt to be content and I am pretty delighted with the kind of work that I am doing," she says.
Her latest, Maximum, a crime thriller, directed by Kabeer Kaushik has Naseeruddin Shah, Sonu Sood, and Vinay Pathak in the cast. "I play Priya, a wife. She is someone who plays a balancing factor in this otherwise racy thriller," says Neha, who enjoyed the experience. "This is my first sari-clad role, so shooting was a different feeling all-together but fun. The best was to work with such fabulous cast," she adds.
Working on her looks and personality everyday is what has stayed on with Neha from her Miss India experience. "In real, I am as much a normal girl as any other who loves to shop for fancy clothes and sleep in free time," says the actor who will next be seen in I Am 24 and Rush.
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Astro turf
ARIES: Chances are high of meeting an interesting companion. Couples can spend a delightful time in each other's company. Domestic servant can be a cause of worry. Tarot message: If you are tempted to travel overseas don't waste money by financing the trip yourself. Lucky colour: Sea green.
Magic number: 27 TAURUS: A bubbly mood in good company relieves the heaviness of pending duties and responsibilities. Go to bed well in time otherwise sleeplessness can cause disturbance. Tarot message: Empty promises are certain, therefore try to put your terms and conditions in writing. Lucky colour: Rust. Magic number: 63 GEMINI: Put on your thinking caps! Learning processes and communication endeavors are highlighted. Changes made today would certainly appear to be for the best. Tarot message: Be honest to your desires; if you are truthful and straight you will get money in advance. Lucky colou: Ebony. Magic number:
27
CANCER: Relatives will do all they can to help. Speculation in property is not favoured. Those on a business trip will find comfortable accommodation. Tarot message: You have to realise that ideas can be put into practice if you use common sense. Lucky colour: Ebony. Magic number: 57 LEO: The atmosphere will not be conducive for working hard. Steer clear of trouble and don't react to provocation. With current work projects, strike while the iron is still hot. Tarot message: Nobody has deliberately let you down, so don't allow your confidence to be dented. Lucky colour: Crimson Magic number: 56 VIRGO: The pendulum of luck will not stop moving today. Healthwise rest is needed. Artistic and cultural experiences such as visiting galleries, museums, movies or concepts will be satisfying. Tarot message: A positive attitude heals old wounds in relationship and partnership. Lucky colour: White. Magic number: 51
LIBRA: Your card promises you a high profile day. Expect a lot of kindness and generosity from those who genuinely like and appreciate you. This is not a period for risking cash. Tarot message: If you play your cards right you'll be able improve your current position. Lucky colour: Yellow. Magic number: 52 SCORPIO: Your card reveals deception, delays and unhealthy condition in your profession. If a beautiful person grabs your attention, strike up a conversation and see where it leads. Tarot message: You have to push to succeed and your efforts will pay off. Lucky colour: Forest green. Magic number: 50 SAGITTARIUS: You may have to check your plans. Improve your health by paying more attention to your diet. Today you should be able to surprise the boss by showing the adaptable side of your nature. Tarot message: It time to change thoughts into action. Lucky colour: Orange. Magic number: 27 CAPRICORN: Today money may come from unexpected sources. Parents may find that this is a good time for dealing with youngsters. A positive mood can quickly turn to negative. Tarot message: Balance in all aspects is recommended. Lucky colour: Peach. Magic number: 29 AQUARIUS: Complete your all outstanding work as certain people are sure to be waiting to hear from you. Detachment does not mean indifference. An early warning of a health problem is a blessing in disguise. Tarot message: Be positive. Good results will follow. Lucky colour: Black. Magic number: 64 PISCES: Today fear of loss of reputation or slander could grip you. Stick to the health routine maintain essential fitness levels. Tarot message: Your efforts would gain momentum if your listen to what experienced people have to say. Lucky colour: Saffron. Magic number: 48
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The year ahead
If your birthday is June 9...
With the Moon in your chart, your personality gets a healthy boost, so make the most of it. Some bright ideas and helpful communication is on the cards. Don't insist on keeping life the way it was, be open to new experiences. You may be handling money in an erratic manner or find yourself attracted to unreliable people. Try to be sensible rather than impulsive. Work area will improve but challenges may also surface. Personal relationships will be pleasing with chances of auspicious events taking place. You will enjoy financial freedom; however, health of elders at home may make you spend money. Health of spouse needs proper care and attention. Unexpected rise in your expenses would disturb your peace of mind. You would have some difficulty with family members but don't let this ruin the peace of your mind. Give emotional support to your wife. Favourable planets will bring you plenty of reasons to feel pleased. The number nine people are compassionate, tolerant, benevolent, charming and idealistic. Known to take up humanitarian causes, they have a highly developed intuition. Business: On your birthday today, work with the right person for long term business advice. Education: Do not become too alarmed if you have not scored a good rank in the recent entrance tests. A very satisfactory 2012-13 at home awaits you as children will present you with big moments of happiness. Mood: A bit loaded but optimistic. Compatible signs: Scorpio, Virgo. Lucky colours: Violet, Teal. Lucky days: Wednesday and Friday. Lucky numbers: 2, 12, 19, 44, 55.Lucky flower: Dahlia. Lucky gem: Pukhraj. Lucky flower: Nargis. Suggestion on birthday: Donate black items at a religious place.
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Aparna Tarakad, who essays the role of Maa Anjana, Lord Hanuman's mother in Sagar Arts Productions mythological show Jai Jai Bajrangbali, is excited about playing the lead role as she gets to do what actresses did in Bollywood. The success of her show has turned this Pune graduate into a shinning star of Tellywood. But she barely has time to catch with family and friends because of her busy shooting schedule. What kind of response are you getting from your mythology show? The response from viewers has been extremely positive. People get to see such amazing, technically superb show. How was the overall experience? It was great as I got to learn so many new things about Lord Hanuman and other characters. What is Jai Jai Bajrangbali all about? This mythological show from Sagar Arts Productions house is about Lord Hanuman's life and service to humanity. It humbly brings to its viewers a reverent depiction of the epic story of Lord Hanuman. How did you land up in the show? I have been associated with Director Prem Sagar and creative producer Shiv Sagar for a long time. They gave me a major role in Mahima Shanidev Ki. The production house signed me for the lead role in this show. My joy knew no bounds when I was told to start shooting for Jai Jai Bajrangbali. Tell us about Bal Hanuman? Master Raj Bhanushali is playing Bal Hanuman. He is just six years old and has already made his mark on the Indian Television, with his tremendous acting skills. Raj has bagged the highly coveted Best Child Actor award at recently concluded Indian Telly Awards. How is it working with the Sagar Arts Productions? Wonderful experience. The director and the creative head are very systematic in their working style. Would you be open to more offers after this show? I am sure offers will continue coming, as they have until now. If something as exciting as my earlier shows like Jeet, Yeh Meri Life Hai, Kaisi Laagi Lagan and Kahin Kissi Roz comes across, then I will definitely think about it. — Dharam Pal
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Kristen Stewart has described herself as “kind of a weirdo, who smokes pot.” The Twilight star was referring to the moment she realised that the vampire franchise would turn her instantly into a celebrity. “You can Google my name and one of the first things that comes up is images of me, smoking a pipe,” she said in an interview. “It was taken the day the movie (Twilight) came out. I was no one. I was a kid. The next day it was like I was a delinquent slimy idiot. “I’m kind of a weirdo, creative Valley Girl who smokes pot. Big deal. But that changed my life instantly. I didn’t go out in my underwear anymore,” she said. The 24-year-old actress also spoke about how she’s found certain elements of fame scary since the first Twilight film was released in 2008 and catapulted her into international consciousness. “It’s not the fans that are scary, large groups of people are scary. There’s no individual there,” she said. But she admits she is enjoying one perk of being famous - the free clothes and learning about high fashion, which surprised her boyfriend and Twilight co-star, Robert Pattinson: “I never saw that coming.” The hunky actor also, defended Stewart against accusations of being too grumpy: “People have decided how they are going to perceive her. “No matter how many times she smiles, they’ll put in the one picture where she’s not smiling,” he added. — ANI
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PC patches up with Bebo
After patching up with Karan Johar, Priyanka Chopra has extended an olive branch to Kareena Kapoor, whom she has never seen eye to eye with after Kareena made fun of her accent on Johar’s controversial chat -show Koffee with Karan.
Priyanka, who was spotted hugging Kareena at the 57th Filmfare Awards and Mumbai Police Mela, did the unthinkable and surprised everyone by paying a visit to Kareena on the sets of Madhur Bhandarkar’s Heroine. “Hopped in on @mbhandarkar268 s set of heroine and hung out with Bebo and my entire fashion team..such fond memories..,” she wrote on Twitter. What’s more is Madhur’s reply to her tweet. The director praised her and wrote that her jalwa will always remain the same. “It was our pleasure to have you on the sets of #Heroine. Your Jalwa will always remain the same,” he replied. Well, over to you, Kareena!
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GIA OUT Devoleena in
Giaa Maanek, the petite and coy bahu of Star Plus' hit show Saath Nibhana Saathiya has quit the show as she has signed the dance reality show Jhalak Dhikla Ja on Colors. However, one person who will definitely miss her is her on-screen husband Mohammad Nazim aka Aham. He is quite sad with the development. But someone had to replace her on the show. Devoleena Bhattacharjee has now stepped in her shoes and will be the new Gopi Bahu. Devoleena was last seen on Imagine TV's Sawaare Sabke Sapne Preeto as Baani. She has already starting shooting for the show.
Beginning of the end
Gauri (Anjum Farooki) and Jagya's (Shashank Vyas) relationship will be on the
Love issues: Anjum Farooki & Shashank Vyas
What's next?
Happy anniversary!
The going gets tougher
Jo Jeeta Wohi Superstar has finally declared their top six contestants, who will fight their way to secure the title of 'Superstar'. The top six contestants will now face tougher challenges and their attempt to reach the winning spot will be determined by not three but four judges, namely Shaan, Shantanu Moitra, Swanand and Alka Yagnik. The winner will go home with a huge sum of Rs 50 lakhs.
Rajesh is a good boy
Rajesh Kumar, popularly known as Rosesh Sarabhai from the superhit comedy series Sarabhai Vs Sarabhai, has played a well -behaved boy in most of his roles and is a good boy in real life as well. Rajesh, who hails from Bihar, has not been smitten by the big city fever and continues to love and respect his parents. He is currently taking his mom and dad on a religious pilgrimage of Kedarnanth, Badrinath and Gangotri.
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Cold is hot!
Come summer and everyone is looking for cooler options, whether it is in fabrics, colours or flavours. And talking of food, who can resist a sumptuous salad or cold soup in this heat? Healthy and appetising, this is one form of fare that can never fail to whet the appetite. So, this summer we find out some interesting and healthy ways to make your salads and cold soups that are hot in flavour yet cool in taste!
“Salads are definitely
in demand during the summer and considering people’s health consciousness they are definitely the best-sellers,” says Bhagwati Semwal, general manager, Buzzczar in
Sector 35. Giving some tips to make a salad more flavoursome, he says, “Lemon, mayonnaise and yoghurt make for a great dressing. Spice up these dressing with salt, pepper, mustard powder and a pinch of sugar. If you are not fond of mayonnaise then you can add a teaspoon of malai.” However, a word of advice, “While making cold salads keep it in mind that they have to be served chilled, not just cold. So, refrigerate the dressing the moment you make it and then do the same with the ingredients. And after you mix both, put them in the refrigerator and serve chilled.” Salad is a complete meal in itself. If you are a salad person then you can add brown, garlic or toasted bread for a wholesome meal. Going by the dieticians, they too believe that raw
vegetables (not all) easily slip through the system and do not create obstructions. Nalini, a dietician from Panchkula, says, “All vegetables can not be
eaten raw. Some need cooking. Carrots, cabbage, capsicum, peas can be eaten raw, but beans, brinjal, ladyfinger etc need
to be cooked as they have harsh fibres that need processing.” Suggesting that pulses should be added to vegetables to make it wholesome, she says, “One can use rajmah, channa, moong, soya bean and dal along with veggies to make it a complete meal. And for non-veggies they can use boiled chicken instead of paneer or dal. And another way to add pulses is through sprouts.” Informing us more about flavours in salads Ravi, manager, Backpackers Café in Sector 8, says, “Ingredients can vary from honey to mustard sauce to peanut butter sauce to make it different from usual salads.” But considering the heat, he suggests, “Since the heat is too much to bear, lemon, olive oil and mayonnaise dressing is best options.”
Broccoli and almond salad
Ingredients
Broccoli 400 gm Method Blanche broccoli in salted water for 2 minutes and then put in the ice water. Combine broccoli florets, roasted almonds in large serving bowl. In a separate bowl, whisk together olive oil, lemon juice, chopped garlic, sumac powder, salt, pepper and chopped parsley. Add dressing to the salad and toss to mix well. Chill thoroughly before serving. Served in a salad bowl and garnish with roasted almond flakes and parsley sprig. Chilled mango soup
Mango 2 Method Cut the peeled and pitted mangoes into a large chunks. Working in batches, puree the mango, the orange juice, yogurt and the lemon juice using a blender until smooth. Taste and add more lime juice, if necessary. Chill for at least two to three hours and serve cold. (Recipe courtesy Buzzczar, Sector 35)
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The Foodies
Bringing international flavours at our doorstep with their tag line London se Ludhiana Tak, Nando’s in the Sarabha Nagar market is another adventure for food lovers. It is a blend of fine dining and fast food and gives the gourmand a very different and unique experience with it’s flame-grilled chicken in authentic peri-peri sauce. As the manager Chetan informs us “The Portuguese-style peri-peri chicken is trimmed of excess fat and marinated for 24 hours in Nando’s secret peri-peri recipe. And the rest of the fat drops down during the grilling process, so we have a fat and cholesterol-free chicken dish ready.” The spice level is varied according to taste. Freshly baked Portuguese rolls, toasted pitas and wraps, stuffed with salad are the ideal accompaniment with the peri-peri chicken or roasted veggies. Friends Kareena and Rimpy were a little apprehensive when they first tried it. “We felt uneasy eating such big pieces of chicken though they looked attractive. But then we realised that the taste lasts till the last bite and is light on the tummy too!” But for young Gautam and Hardy their espetada turned out to be a super treat, a dish where tender pieces of marinated chicken and fresh peppers, flame grilled are served on skewer with hot veggies and bolo bread. A Portuguese experience
Nando’s offers drinks like refreshment, frizzy mint drink or citara, grape fruit juice with slices of fresh orange slices. Nando’s has also become the destination for the children’s birthday parties too, with a special menu for the little ones where the meals are prepared in their special sauce without spice. For a sweet ending, the caramel cheese cake and chocolate crunch roll are perfect. One can take the adventure home, for these peri- peri sauces with different levels of spice are available. Price points: Rs 950- plus taxes for two.
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Master Chef
1 ½ cup flour For filling Peachy peaches are sitting pretty on rehris across the town and they are the appropriate accompaniment for any mouth watering dessert. There is no need to cook them but effectively had as flambéd with ice cream or used in tarts. Method To prepare a tart Mix flour, butter, sugar and salt and rub it to form bread like crumbs.
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For those pretty feet
Today Metro Shoes has opened its second store in Chandigarh. Targeted at the entire family, the product range at Metro Shoes will feature style, quality and the latest international trends that appeals to all age groups.
“Customers today are looking for exclusive options that match the latest fashion trends with best quality and best price. Metro Shoes gives them an opportunity to shop for all their needs under one roof” says Jairaj Kapoor, regional manager, Metro Shoes.
Keeping this perfect synergy in mind, Metro Shoes has on board the uber-glamourous couple of Saif and Kareena as their brand ambassadors.
The store stocks more than 9000 pairs of ladies’, men’s and kid’s shoes. As in all Metro Shoes stores, the product range is customised to fit local tastes and fashion trends.
— TNS
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You share your birthday with Sonam Kapoor (June 9, 1985, Mumbai).Before she started her career as an actress she worked as an assistant under Sanjay Leela Bhansali. She assisted him for his film Black in the year 2005. Then she made her debut with Saawariya in the year 2007, which flopped. In year 2009 she starred in film Delhi-6 which again could not click at box office. Numerologically, her prime number is 9. Her favourable numbers are in the series of 3, 6 and 9. Instead of 2012, she will be more successful in 2013.
rocks due to professional reasons on the most popular TV show Balika Vadhu on Colors. Jagya will get a call from the same hospital where Gauri has been working. He will be glad and to look presentable and do some shopping, he will ask money from Gauri, who will blatantly refuse. This will mark troubled times between the two and they will fight on trivial issues.
In Star Plus hit show Ek Hazaaron Mein Meri Behna Hain, everybody is concerned about Maanvi's health.
Star Plus show Iss Pyaar Ko Kya Naam Doon, produced by 4 Lions Films and IMRC Entertainment has completed a successful run of one year. And to add to the merriment, the leads of the show Sanaya Irani and Barun Sobti won the Best Jodi Award at the 11th Indian Telly Awards. The cast and crew had a cake cutting ceremony on the sets to celebrate the occasion.
Ingredients
For the vegetarians, Sheena, who hosted a kitty party, suggests, “Half my friends are vegetarians and we they are really relish veg petisco platter with its grilled paneer and peri-naise, hummus and pita bread and the peri-peri paneer kebabs.”
For tart