Actress Sonam Kapoor launched Michelin star chef Vikas Khanna’s book titled “Utsav – A culinary epic of Indian festivals” here.
Unveiled on Sunday during the 68th Cannes International Film Festival, the book is on cuisines for festivals and rituals of Indian communities.
Before the launch, Sonam had tweeted: “Pl join me as we celebrate India with #UtsavatCannes with @thevikaskhanna today. Moment of pride for all of us in India.”
It was a moment of pride for veteran actor Anupam Kher too.
“Celebrating #UTSAVatCannes- World’s largest compilation of Festivals by @TheVikasKhanna Moment of pride. #JaiHoIndia,” he tweeted.
The star chef, who owns the New York restaurant Junoon, which is widely popular, thanked the stars for their support.
“Thank You @sonamakapoor @AnupamPkher for your love and support for #UTSAV and love for Indian Culture. Best V,” tweeted Khanna.
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