Campaign India Team
Jan 09, 2024

Everest Spices' aroma from SRK's kitchen convinces Bachchan to call it a day on set

Watch the film here

Everest Spices has rolled out a campaign 'tasty khana bulaye ghar jaldi' (bring tasty food home quickly), featuring actor Shahrukh Khan and Amitabh Bachchan. 

 

In the film, Khan and Bachchan portray their real life personas, engaging in a scene on a set. While Khan shows signs of weariness due to the repeated takes, Big B relentlessly pursues perfection—until Everest Garam Masala intervenes, injecting a flavourful twist into the process. As the takes continue, it is the homemade Dum Aloo and Navratan Korma from Khan's kitchen that eventually persuades Bachchan to conclude the day's filming. Interestingly, both dishes feature a shared ingredient—Everest Garam Masala.

 

The brand first brought together the duo in September to highlight its Shahi Biryani Masala

 

 

Source:
Campaign India

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