Celebrity Chef Vikas Khanna slams BBC Racism: Goes Viral Again | Vantage with Palki Sharma

Celebrity Chef Vikas Khanna slams BBC Racism: Goes Viral Again | Vantage with Palki Sharma

A video of Indian Celebrity Chef Vikas Khanna is going viral again. The video is four years old. It shows Khanna's response to a question from the BBC. The British journalist asked Khanna if he understood hunger because he was from India. The question was rooted in racism. But Khanna gave a quick-witted response, saying that his sense of hunger came from New York, not India.

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[harshadagashe]

He is extremely proud of his Indian roots. He doesnt disrespect america AND wont let you disrespect India. Really good.

[theshillonggirl]

Vikas one of the most humble person - never he ever had raised his tone at all ❤

[rahulj]

Palki calling Covid virus as Wuhan Virus still in 2024. Trolling level 😂😂😂😂😂

[drakedragonoide]

My most humble Salute to VIKAS KHANNA as a proud Indian myself.🙏😊💕🇮🇳

[lilanahata]

I'm a Filipino and my first trip to India going to Dharamshala was through landing in Amritsar. I ate at that free kitchen at the Golden Temple and sat down in the kitchen to help make rotis without any verbal communication. Have returned to India 3x since, for a lot of things but most of all to get fed by your people. 🤗🥰

[AkhileshMishra-hq]

I live in the UK, most UKers are fed up with BBC, too.

I never watch BBC...

[arjunreddy]

Eating a 2 dollar McChicken for a meal isn't considered being well fed... which is the case for many people in the US😑😑

[pushkardeshpande]

A million stars to Vikas Khanna. Bro, the best response. And proud of being an Indian

[nathupatel]

Vikash I live in U.K last 62 years I holy support you, we Indian are very proud people love you son

[kritikarathi]

BBC / UK's Superiority Complex Problem!

[theratul]

We (india ) had been feeding Uk since 200 years

[uma]

I am Indian living in America. Like Vikas Khanna, I too have known hunger in the US. Never in India.

[insomniac]

I always loved and admired Vikas but now i love him even more. He's a legend for saying this.

[narasingaraopadi]

That's why we call them as 'Bogus Broadcasting Corporation'

[dushtsikshana]

The entity suffers with the imperialistic mindset, and it cannot comprehend that a country they invaded, destroyed and looted to the point that people died on streets because of the famines they caused, is doing well. A typical culprit mentality.

[inexspectatus]

I love Vikas Khanna... he is such a great human.

[kasinathar]

Respect to the chef.India is not a joke anymore. Westerners are getting a reality check nowadays. Super power. Happy day.😂😂😂👍🏽

[bluebutterfly]

If they told the truth about how old people are dying from cold in England. Parents are working 2 jobs and still can't feed their children. Or how thousands are sleeping on the streets of New York and California.Their so-called migration problem would be solved.

[VitthalGucci]

What do you expect from the BBC, an organization that shelters the likes of . Edwards

[JashanOfficial]

My respect for Vikas sir has increased million times🙏🏻