COLORS IMAGES MOODBOARD

FONT STORYBOARD

PRAVEEN CHITRARASU Noto Serif

B ROLL
The origin of Pani Puri has two main stories.One version suggests that "Golgappa" was the original form of Pani Puri.

Chivo
HOUSE - CHRONUS
The origin of Pani Puri has two main stories.One version suggests that "Golgappa" was the original form of Pani Puri.

B ROLL
The roots of Golgappa can be traced back to the Mahabharata when Draupadi, the wife of the Pandavas, was tested by her mother-in-law Kunti.

The roots of Golgappa can be traced back to the Mahabharata when Draupadi, the wife of the Pandavas, was tested by her mother-in-law Kunti.

Kunti gave Draupadi some leftover vegetables and enough dough to make one poori, instructing her to prepare food for all her sons

Some believe that this early variation of Golgappa and Pani Puri was invented in Mahad during that time. However, the dish's actual origin remains uncertain.

A ROLL B ROLL
Kunti gave Draupadi some leftover vegetables and enough dough to make one poori, instructing her to prepare food for all her sons

Over time, the ingredients of Golgappa and Pani Puri have evolved.
It's noteworthy that the introduction of chili and potatoes to India occurred only in the 16th and 17th centuries,

B ROLL
according to Padma Shri award winning food historian Pushpesh Pant
Some believe that this early variation of Golgappa and Pani Puri was invented in Mahad during that time. However, the dish's actual origin remains uncertain.

Golgappa is said to have originated around Uttar Pradesh and Bihar approximately 100-225 years ago, initially known as Raj Kachori.

A ROLL B ROLL
Over time, the ingredients of Golgappa and Pani Puri have evolved.
It's noteworthy that the introduction of chili and potatoes to India occurred only in the 16th and 17th centuries,

Eventually, someone created a smaller version, added some Panni (water), and named it Golgappa or Pani Puri.

A ROLL B ROLL
according to Padma Shri award winning food historian Pushpesh Pant

B ROLL

Golgappa is said to have originated around Uttar Pradesh and Bihar approximately 100-225 years ago, initially known as Raj Kachori.

A ROLL B ROLL
Eventually, someone created a smaller version, added some Panni (water), and named it Golgappa or Pani Puri.