Choley Bhature Cook Dishes Out Details on Antilia and Salman Khan

New Delhi, November 21, 2025: A seemingly ordinary choley bhature vendor in Delhi has recently become the subject of an online sensation after revealing his incredible culinary past. During a casual chat, which was captured in a vlog by actress and TV personality Archana Puran Singh, the cook shared a surprising history that includes working for the Ambani family at their opulent residence, Antilia, and cooking for superstar Salman Khan.

A Global Chef at a Street Stall

Archana Puran Singh, along with her family, was exploring famous choley bhature spots in Delhi for her YouTube vlog, ‘AAAP Ka Parivaar’. The food-tasting turned into an unexpected interview when one of the cooks mentioned his diverse professional background. He revealed that his skills had taken him across the globe, including countries like Sri Lanka, Bahrain, Dubai, Spain, and France, purely for the purpose of preparing the popular Punjabi delicacy.

The Antilia and Bollywood Connection

The conversation took a dramatic turn when the cook began dropping the names of his celebrity clients. He casually mentioned having cooked for the Ambanis and Bollywood star Salman Khan, catching Archana’s full attention.

He elaborated that he had the unique experience of living inside Mukesh Ambani’s lavish, multi-story home, Antilia, for a month. Naturally, Archana, like most curious fans, couldn’t resist asking the burning question: “Bhaiya andar se kaisa hai?” (Brother, how is it from the inside?). The cook’s simple, yet profound, response? “Acha hai” (It is good).

His anecdote paints a picture of a street food vendor whose culinary expertise transcends social strata, connecting the simple pleasure of choley bhature with the most elite households in India. The light-hearted vlog not only offered food reviews but also gave viewers a rare, though brief, peek into the private lives of India’s biggest celebrities and industrialists, through the eyes of the man behind the stove. The video highlights how the most engaging stories can often be found in the most unexpected places.