Chef Vikas Khanna- the man with the gourmet touch on Man Magazine, June 2016 Issue

“Cooking makes a man sexy”, says Chef Vikas Khanna, a man with glamour looks, smooth voice and hunter smile. Vikas Khanna is one of the world’s best known and Michellin starred- Indian chef, brought up with the thought that cooking and eating together can break down boundaries and is an art of preserving every cultures. The man with excellent culinary skills can be now seen on the cover page of Man Magazine for the June issue, 2016. 

 He hosted TV Shows like “Masterchef India” and published several books named Flavour First, Return to River and so on. He even launched a documentary film- Kitchens of Gratitude at Cannes Film Festival which focuses on food with the twist. Vikas has always aimed to be a cut above the rest, forever determined to get what seemed too far out of reach. Khanna’s life make for a delightful tale from selling street food for Rs. 20 a plate to be invited to cater for US President Barack Obama’s charity dinner where single plate went at Rs 20 lakh. This shining star chef has already earned the title of “New York’s Hottest Chef” and plans to go for an extra mile.

EMRAAN HASHMI POSE FOR MAN MAGAZINE COVER (MAY 2016)

Cheerful, amiable, quick and thorough, endlessly patient for the retakes, that is what describes Emraan Hashmi. He is that rare species in Bollywood who does not wear the halo of stardom around him. Giving multiple hits to the Bollywood industry, Gangster, Once Upon a Time in Mumbai, Murder, Raaz to name a few, A-list stardom might have escaped him, but he is more or less steady at the box office.

Choosing to do the title role in Azhar, the biopic on the former captain of the Indian cricket team, Mohammed Azharuddin, Emraan wanted to move away from what he’d been doing saying, “I needed the challenge.” Directed by Tony D'Souza, the movie is based on the life Azharuddin, who was implicated in a cricket match-fixing scandal in 2000, and banned by BCCI for life.

Apart from this his future project includes Raaz 4 which is a sequel of his debut hit movie Raaz. Brushing off the slight melancholy, he rues in reference to films, “I fear flops.” The twinkle is back in his eyes when he expands, “Anyone who says otherwise is a liar. You spend so much time on a film. Your heart and soul has gone into it and then it doesn’t work out. Everyone fears a flop.”