Nandita Godbole

Oct 31, 2024 | laist.com | Nandita Godbole

Topline: Curry is a kaleidoscope of cultures and traditions encompassing Indian, Thai, Malaysian, Vietnamese Japanese and Burmese styles, defining 'home' for millions across the world. In L.A. you can find great examples of these different dishes — we offer a guide. Why it matters: In popular culture, curry can sometimes be reduced to a cartoon stereotype. But it isn’t just one specific dish. It’s a culinary titan.

Aug 31, 2024 | khabar.com | Nandita Godbole

Home > Magazine > Features > Fashion: Maximum Color,Minimum ApologiesBy Nandita Godbole Designer Manish Arora talks to Khabar from Paris about his dazzling exhibition at the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD), Atlanta.  [Left] Manish Arora, India’s “colorful” fashion designer. SCAD-Fash, the celebrated Museum of Fashion at the Savannah College of Art and Design, is known for curated exhibits that inspire all who appreciate the cutting edge in style and beauty.

Aug 6, 2024 | atlantamagazine.com | Nandita Godbole

Fries feel like a very American dish, whether eaten as a side, an on-the-go snack, or an indulgent treat. But Atlanta’s Asian culinary community embraces all things “fries” as well. Several Asian eateries dish up their own variation on fries, offering an easy gateway to celebrating the region’s many unique flavors. Next time you visit one of them, order the fries: You’ll be amazed at the many ways they can be seasoned, garnished, and paired with lovingly prepared condiments.

Jul 31, 2024 | khabar.com | Nandita Godbole

Home > Magazine > Features > Films: The Problem with Kalki 2898By Nandita Godbole A sorry case of everything, everywhere, all at once—all packaged in a flashy, big-budget blockbuster. While the world dealt with COVID in 2020, Telugu director Nag Ashwin signed Prabhas, the Telugu star, and Deepika Padukone, the Bollywood heartthrob, to headline a film initially known as Project K. This became the sci-fi, post-apocalyptic Kalki 2898.

Jul 26, 2024 | sf.eater.com | Nandita Godbole

Enter the parking lot of Apni Mandi Farmers Market in Fremont, and it might even remind you of some markets in India. A white, pitched awning protects large bins brimming with fresh vegetables at its entrance. Homemakers hover, choosing judiciously. A plainclothes guard lingers, watching boxes stacked indoors.