From Isha Ambani’s favourite flowers to Ganga Jal: watch how chef Vikas Khanna welcomed Ambanis at his New York restaurant

The viral video shows Vikas Khanna requesting Mukesh and Isha Ambani to light diyas.

Vikas Khanna hosts Mukesh Ambani and Isha Ambani at his restaurant Bunglow in New York (Image source: @vikashkhannagroup/X)

Celebrity chef Vikas Khanna is making waves online after he hosted industrialist Mukesh Ambani and his daughter Isha Ambani Piramal at his New York restaurant, Bungalow. What caught the internet’s attention were Khanna’s efforts to welcome his special guests.

A viral video shared by Vikas Khanna’s official handle shows the Michelin Star chef welcoming Mukesh and Isha Ambani to his restaurant. He also requests the Ambanis to light up diyas.

“What an honor to cook for Ambani & Piramal families today at Bungalow. Mysha created the original logo of Reliance with marigold flowers. We used Isha Ambani’s favorite roses to adorn Bungalow today. 6 different varieties of roses were used along with Ganga Jal to welcome the guests. The amazing Mukesh ji & Isha lit up the Diwali candles. We will continue to light candles using this flame until Diwali. As a symbol of celebrations & continuity of light,” the post read.

Watch the viral video here:

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The video attracted reactions from several users, clocking over 312,00,000 views. A user wrote, “Mysha is so talented and doing a wonderful job. She’s a true ambassador of Bungalow.” Another user commented, “Love your reels. Please keep posting. It’s very encouraging and heartening.”

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“My insta feed lights up with this aura everyday,” a third user reacted.

The official handle of Khanna’s restaurant reads, “Bungalow offers a nostalgic journey into India’s vintage clubhouses, and the name stems from the Bengali “Bangla.” Bungalow is an invitation to experience history, culture, and exceptional cuisine, inspired by these opulent clubs that helped shape Indian social life and camaraderie.”