Kapoor hosted Khana Khazana for 19 years before launching Food Food
Sanjeev Kapoor · A recipe for success with Chef and Entrepreneur, Sanjeev Kapoor | 100x Entrepreneur Podcast · May 24, 2021 · at 3:30
Celebrity chef Sanjeev Kapoor reflects on the historic run of his flagship television cooking show, Khana Khazana, and transitioning to his own network.
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“So I did Khana Khazana continuously for 19 years. And the reason I stopped that was because I started my own TV channel, Food Food”
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