The Royal Couple Toured India and Met Kohinoor.
APRIL 11 – At Indian Cookery, The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Prince William and wife Kate, joined the event after their meet-up with their most avid fan, Kohinoor.
Before setting into the pancake challenge, in financial capital Mumbai, Prince William spent time with some business entities.
With the use of an innovative programmed tool, DosaMatic, the Duke of Cambridge accepted a peculiar task – to make an Indian pancake called as Dosa.
The Prince of Britain poured some butter and waited for the dosa to be cooked after as what the guide presentation has showed. He then later commented it as “not bad” after a few taste of the Indian pancake. Teasingly, his wife refused to take a bit of the Royal Prince’s pancake.
The inventor of DosaMatic and as well as the chief executive of Mukunda Foods shared to the reporters how the Duke of Cambridge wanted to have the pancake-making device in his elegant home.
All these happened after the royal couple finally met in person their most avid fan who happened to be the owner of Mumbai’s most famous Parsi cafe, Boman Kohinoor, on Sunday evening.
Kohinoor affirms publicly to be the royal couple’s biggest Indian fan. His restaurant was even decorated with the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s photos and cut-outs. The AFP is a witness of how the 93-year-old man idolizes the British royal family.
The #WillKatMeetMe paved the way for Kohinoor’s dream to finally be brought into reality. The royal couple really felt happy upon knowing the social media campaign. They even invited him to the place where they sojourn.
Kohinoor really enjoyed the 10-minute talk with the royal couple at the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel before setting into an elegant charity ball with the stars.
The 93-year-old fan admitted how he never anticipated the Prince’s charm and the beauty of the Duchess of Cambridge.