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Center Owned by The Tribune TrustThe Hidden Ingredient in Every Diwali Sweet: How Two Brothers’ Cold-Pressed Oils Are Changing Festive Cooking
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A review in The Federal describes “Diwali Diwali,” a short film produced by Terribly Tiny Tales and directed by Ritesh Menon, which uses the festival to explore what happens when attempts to make life easier for loved ones cause their discomfort. On November 5, The Tribune reported that two brothers’ cold‑pressed oils are being touted as a hidden ingredient changing festive cooking, noting how Diwali sweets such as gujiyas, balushahi and shakarpara evoke family memories. No further details about the film or the oil producers are provided in the excerpts.
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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 5: The sweet box at Diwali is a study in memory. Every family has its own: the gujiyas Nani made, the balushahi from the halwai down the lane, the crisp shakarpara that vanished before the guests arrived. Ask people what made them special and the answers…
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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 5: The sweet box at Diwali is a study in memory. Every family has its own: the gujiyas Nani made, the balushahi from the halwai down the lane, the crisp shakarpara that vanished before the guests arrived. Ask people what made them special and the answers…
