Language: Hindi/English
Genre: Non-Fiction
Dinner with the Dons is India’s edgiest street food show ; a unique window into India’s culinary culture ; a food trail led by a Don who grew up on the streets. Share a meal, join us on a food trail, and feast on some of the most interesting dinner conversation you’ll ever hear.
NotificationOn the streets of Nalasopara with Nizam Bhai Nizam Bhai was born in Andhra Pradesh, and moved to Nalasopara when he was 10. Starting from his humble beginnings, he now owns several businesses in the neighbourhood, including a country liquor bar and more. Even through a life of crime and a stint in jail, Nizam Bhai retained his love affair with food. Nizam Bhai takes us on a journey through his life, and how food became one of the most important parts of his life on India's edgiest food show - Dinner With The Dons.
A food trail with a reformed underworld don!
An Iftar-style food walk with Dongri's local Don. Inspired by Bollywood superstar Sanjay Dutt, Salim 'Chopper' earned a reputation for himself in Mumbai's suburb of Dongri. Raised in an environment surrounded by violence and strife, Salim Bhai saw no way to make his name other than to live the life of a don. Taking us to his favourite restaurants, Salim Bhai shows us local foods that tickle his taste buds on 101 Dinner With The Dons, India's edgiest food show.
Doctor VC's meal with MK Tevar pretty much turned into an episode of Breaking Bad: Biryani edition. Some say Dindigul is the murder capital of Tamil Nadu. So it's no wonder that the district is home to people like MK Tevar - a local don. He's played many roles in his life: from selling lottery tickets, to working at hotels, and even working as an electrician. Meeting with host Doctor VC, Mr. Tevar talks about how going to jail actually exposed him to more criminals and 'rowdies'. This is what made him join a life of crime himself.
Over some biryani, Doctor VC learns the difference between a Mumbai Don and one from Hyderabad. What does a retired Don in Hyderabad do? Why, he becomes a marriage counsellor, of course. Ijaz Bhai has been out of his life in the underworld for over 25 years now. Back in the day, he's seen murders and jail time. But the love of a good woman turned his life around, and brought him back to the right path. Over some quintessential Hyderabadi Biryani, the full time bangle shop owner and part time couples counsellor takes host Doctor VC over the finer points of difference between being a Don's life in Hyderabad and one in Mumbai.
Hop on a tractor and join Doctor VC for a meal with one of India's most dreaded dacoits. DISCLAIMER: This video contains shots of graphic violence. Viewer discretion is advised. Click the 'Settings' icon to change the subtitle language. The Chambal Valley, located in the northern part of Madhya Pradesh, on the border of Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh is infamous for gangs of dacoits. In the 70s and 80s, one of the most dreaded of those dacoits was Ramesh Singh Sikarwar. With a band of dacoits, he held sway over the region for years, before surrendering to the authorities. After serving his time, he now lives the life of a farmer, raising a family.
Hop on a tractor and join Doctor VC for a meal with one of India's most dreaded dacoits. DISCLAIMER: This video contains shots of graphic violence. Viewer discretion is advised. Click the 'Settings' icon to change the subtitle language. The Chambal Valley, located in the northern part of Madhya Pradesh, on the border of Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh is infamous for gangs of dacoits. In the 70s and 80s, one of the most dreaded of those dacoits was Ramesh Singh Sikarwar. With a band of dacoits, he held sway over the region for years, before surrendering to the authorities. After serving his time, he now lives the life of a farmer, raising a family.
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