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Chef Ranveer Brar prepares a few Tibetan dishes such as 'laping', momos, and 'tigmo'. Later, he meets with a Tibetan woman.

Ranveer Brar prepares Mirza Ghalib and Rabindranath Tagore's favourite dishes, 'qaliamba' and 'kavishambardhana', respectively.

A renowned Indian chef shares the recipes of a variety of mouthwatering dishes and demonstrates the steps involved in their preparation.

Passionate food enthusiasts present information about some of the major Indian royal families and the culinary traditions and practices that they follow.

The host travels to Bhimbetka, a famous archaeological site, to examine rock paintings in the area, some of which are almost 40,000 years old.

The narrator names the ten greatest warriors from Indian history who defended India with utmost bravery and courage.

Edward Sonnenblick travels to some fun places in India, that are famous for their rich spices to learn more about them.

Naseer talks about all the talented opening batsmen and how their role and approach to the game have evolved over the years.

Chef Ranveer Brar meets with his friend Joy. Later, he prepares one dish from West Bengal and another from East Bengal.

A renowned Indian chef shares the recipes of a variety of mouthwatering dishes and demonstrates the steps involved in their preparation.

Chef Ranveer Brar cooks a few fascinating dishes from the Tamil culture such as 'meen kuzhambu', 'nadar mutton varuval', and coconut rice.

THe host sheds light on the achievements of Chakravarti Rajagopalachari, the first governor general of India.

Experts explore the origin of the world's most beloved board games, including Chaturanga, a precursor to today's chess, and the game of Ludo, which seems to have evolved from Pachisi.

The narrator narrates the fascinating history of the invention and development of the board game Ludo and Snakes and Ladder.

A culinary expert shares various cooking tips and step-by-step recipes of mouth-watering dishes in a way that is simple and easy to understand.

An in-depth look at catastrophic events, analysing the science behind natural and man-made disasters and exploring the causes and consequences through expert insights and CGI visuals.

Naseer traces the evolution of contributors and promoters of cricket, including the contributions from the British and the Maharajas, as he reminisces about the past.

The filmmaker explores the illegal works of scammers who smuggle water across India and highlights its operations and impact on urban communities.