She's a rajma-chawal girl.
And loves her parathas with makhan.
Given her Punjabi-Delhi roots that's not the least bit a matter of surprise.
She also delves into Italian fare kabhi kabhi when in the mood.
Actor Kriti Sanon got candid about food at a pop-up event hosted by Marriott Bonvoy on Wheels in Mumbai last week.
She extravagantly declared, "I love Chinese, Dal Makhni, rajma-chawal, pizza, pasta." Good choices.
Not Bareilly Ki Barfi?
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IMAGE: Looked like she was hearting food as Kriti posed on stage in fetching white.
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IMAGE: Can you guess what Kriti was trying to delicately eat there?
Certainly not rajma-chawal.
Food is a major pyaar of Kriti's life: "I love food. You should eat everything and workout. At home we talk about lunch when we are having breakfast, dinner when we are having lunch and so on."
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IMAGE: What does Kriti eat when she's feeling low or too exhausted?
"It's a pizza or namak ajwain ka paratha with butter and chai. For me that's comfort."
PS What lovely footwear.
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IMAGE: "I love feeding people. I force feed people even after they have finished eating their meals. I love sharing, force feeding and I want everyone to eat good food," said Kriti, seen with Ranju Alex, area vice president, South Asia, Marriott International.
Kriti has aced baking Babka, a sweet Jewish bread, sometimes laced with chocolate.
We would love to be force fed that, Kriti. Muskurayega India.
Watch: What Kriti cooked during the lockdown