Tamannaah Bhatia is excited to debut on TV with MasterChef Telugu
The reality television’s biggest culinary festival is being launched by Innovative Film Academy
Ending the wait of eager fans, Innovative Film Academy, in association with Endemol Shine, launched the globally-acclaimed cooking reality show, MasterChef in Telugu adaptation – MasterChef Telugu. Slated to premiere on Gemini TV starting this August, the show, which will air every Saturday and Sunday, promises to bring to screen a series of engrossing episodes where amateur home cooks engage in a face-off for the coveted title and win a whopping cash prize of Rs 25 lakh.
Hosted by the ravishing Tamannaah Bhatia, masters from the culinary world – Sanjay Thumma, Chalapaathi Rao and Mahesh Padala – will be judging the debut season.
Commenting on the occasion, Saravana Prasad, founder – Innovative Film Academy, said, “We are elated to present an internationally revered show such as MasterChef in a regional format. We have carefully curated every element of the show – right from the theme of the sets, to the tasks, to resonate with traditional South Indian culture and yet, retaining the novelty of the original format. Masterchef Telugu has culminated into a celebration of culture, cuisines and natural culinary talents.”
A treat for all food aficionados, MasterChef Telugu promises a culinary experience like never before. Packing a treat, the show will take place amidst a magnum opus set, grand pantry with a fine selection of ingredients and the best of the best equipment in the kitchen.
Tamannaah Bhatia, actor-host, MasterChef Telugu, said, “I’m extremely happy to be able to start my television journey with a show such as Masterchef Telugu. As someone who has watched and admired the original Masterchef shows over the years, the very opportunity to host the show in Telugu is dream come true for me.”
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