Breaking the rules that you make
for yourself is nothing but a compromise.
Chef
VARUN INAMDAR
22 years in business as an Indian Chef, Television host, Chocolatier with Two National Awards, Food Stylist for over 400+ TVC's, 45 restaurants and 47 cookbooks and an author for 5 cookbooks.
Guinness World Record holder - Largest Mud Pie 3000 Pounds, is fondly known as 'The Prince of Chocolates' & 'The Bombay Chef'.
Creator of India's first edible 6ft 'Chocolate Mannequin' and Chocolate Ganesha.
The chosen chef for all guests of Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi, Barack
Obama, Nicholas Sarkozy, Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump to name a few along
with cinestars from across the world Julia Roberts, Will Smith Judy Dench,
Amitabh Bachchan, Shah Rukh Khan to name a few.
With a viewership of 939 Million, it makes
him number 3 in the world after Jamie Oliver and Gordan Ramsay on YouTube!.
Culinary Mastery
An alumnus of the prestigious ‘Oberoi Centre of Learning and Development’, in India, Chef Varun has been associated with some of the leading hospitality chains in the world for nearly 22 years.
The guests who have enjoyed his creations, as Corporate Chef and Business
Development Head, comprise some of the most noted people on the planet
Queen Rania of Jordan, The Royal Family of Al Sabah, Al Khalifa and Al Saud
Barack Obama, Pope Francis, Nicholas Sarkozy, Narendra Modi, Sonia Gandhi,
Angela Merkel and Vladimir Putin, Film Icons Amitabh Bachchan, Shah Rukh
Khan, world renowned cricketers Sachin Tendulkar, Sir Vivian Richards, Imran
Khan, Business magnets Richard Branson, Indra Nooyi, and Mukesh Ambani to
name a few.
As a chocolatier, he is the Brand Ambassador of Ecuadorian cocoa in India and
represents India at world forums and seminars. He has been credited to have
created India' s first of its kind and 6 feet tall; life size Edible Chocolate Mannequin
and Chocolate Ganesha on a popular food channel on television.
He was also featured on Master Chef India as a Mentor Guest chef.
By fans and followers across the globe, he is fondly known as the Prince of
Chocolates and The Bombay Chef.