Sanjeev Kumar on directing the ‘MasterChef’ in four South Indian regional languages
The Hindu
Sanjeev K Kumar says audiences will see new facets of actor and ‘MasterChef Telugu’ host Tamannaah
August brings a new flavour forMasterChef Telugu, set to air on Gemini TV from the last week of this month. “Tamannaah is a fun and jovial person; she’s also a foodie, although healthy food is her priority. Television audiences will discover new facets of her personality,” shares director Sanjeev K Kumar of MasterChef shows in four south Indian languages. While MasterChef Tamil that went on air recently is hosted by Vijay Sethupati, Kichcha Sudeep and Prithviraj Sukumaran will host the Kannada and Malayalam shows respectively. .
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