It Was Homely Dinner For Malaika Arora Last Night, Guess What She Ate?
Image Credit: Malaika Arora/Instagram, Lots of comforting food on Malaika's dinner plate.

Malaika Arora is a sensational actress from Bollywood, who has swayed hearts with her groovy dance moves umpteen number of times. The Indian actress, who is also well-known for her exquisite fashion sense, is a yogi too. Yes, you heard us right. If you’ve been following Malaika Arora on her social media, you would know that she is a fitness enthusiast. Apart from the gym and pilates session, the model cum dancer is most often spotted outside her yoga studio. She also has yoga buddies who join her for her sessions. Another fact about the Dabbangg actress that hasn’t been hidden away from us is that she is a hard-core foodie. Given her inclination towards health and wellness, we weren’t surprised when she took a vacation with her mother and sister in the Himalayas. 

Her retreat pictures were full of their yogic lifestyles as well as simple and sattvic meals. Her fascination for home-cooked food is also no stranger to us. From being on set to travelling for work or vacation, Malaika has always managed to find her comforting home food everywhere. When she was holidaying in Goa with her beau, Arjun Kapoor, the actress shared a glimpse of traditional Goan thali from a local eatery. This time too, Malaika has shared a sweet and simple dinner meal with us. Last night, Malaika Arora took to her Instagram stories to share a picture of her home-cooked dinner. It consisted of khichidi, aloo gobi and achaar “for the win”. She added a filter to the story which stated that she was having it at 8:06 pm on Monday. 

Here’s what we are talking about.     

Source: Screengrab of Instagram Stories/Malaika Arora 

Just like a desi version of scrambled eggs, we’ve got an Indianised style of making paneer too. Bhurji means scrambled. The paneer is mashed into a mixture while cumin and onions are added to a pan with oil. Tomatoes and coriander leaves are chopped and added to the paneer. This is all combined together along with lots of spices. This is usually a dry recipe and is best eaten with tawa roti.