Malayalam Tv Show Nadum Thani Nadanum

Nadum Thani Nadanum is a Malayalam language TV show that aired on the channel Kerala Vision. It is hosted by anchor Soumya. It is a food and lifestyle show that features the same of Kerala. India is known for its wide range of cultures and traditions. With different cultures come different kinds of cuisines. The more interesting thing is that we don’t have different cultures in different states alone. We find different customs and traditions within different parts of a state too. To explore the different cuisines and methods of cooking in Kerala, the Kerala Vision channel has come up with Nadum Thani Nadanum. Nadum Thani Nadanum sets out on a journey to different parts of Kerala, even the remote ones, to experience different tastes. She travels to the village areas in Kerala’s most known mode of transport, boats. In the cities, she visits restaurants, road-side stalls, and small dhabas.

In the restaurants, she interacts with the head chefs and lets them cook their special cuisines for her. Unlike other cookery shows, the dish is tried and tasted before showing the recipe. The chef explains the significance of the dish while the anchor tastes it. They then proceed to explain the procedure of it. She visits the road-side food stalls and tries the food there, letting viewers know where to go if they want yummy fast food. Fruit vendors are also featured, and the anchor eats the fruits there. She tells the viewers about the significance of those fruits and thanks the vendors for their work. Some people in villages are experts in cooking traditional Malayalam foods. We constantly hear from our friends who have families in villages that their food cannot be replaced by any amount of exotic food. To bring those people into the light, the anchor visits those places and tries their food. She also interacts with those people and gets to know more about their life and lifestyle. The show is widely followed by viewers who are interested in trying new kinds of food and learning about different cultures.