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Buried Seeds: An Evening With Chef Vikas Khanna

BURIED SEEDS 
Dir. Andrei Severny
2019. U.S. 75 min. Color. English.

Discover the incredible life story of Vikas Khanna — known to many as “India’s favorite chef” — through the documentary Buried Seeds (75 min), directed by Andrei Severny. The film follows Khanna’s journey as a poor immigrant enduring overwhelming obstacles and pain to achieve his dreams and become a successful Michelin-starred chef. The screening is followed by a Q & A with Khanna and Severny.

Vikas Khanna is a Michelin Star Chef, award-winning author, filmmaker, and member of the Asia 21 Young Leaders network. Raised in India, Khanna’s passion for cooking was greatly inspired by his grandmothers own love to cook, he began developing recipes at as young as 17. In 2000, he immigrated to New York, taking up odd jobs such as dishwashing and walking pets for the elderly. Through hard work, he has become India’s most well-known chef, been featured on the covers of Forbes Life, was the host for Master Chef India, and was selected as the “Best TV Chef” by the Indian Telly Awards among many other impressive accolades.

Andrei Severny is a filmmaker, screenwriter, photographer, and visual artist. Severny was born in Moscow, Russia but spent his early years in Egypt. His photographs have been published in Vogue, Elle, The Financial Times, and The Wall Street Journal. His work explores human perception and psychology with a focus on the mysteries of nature. His latest film Buried Seeds is a beautiful portrayal of human passion and willpower through the experiences of Chef Vikas Khanna.











When: Thu., Feb. 21, 2019 at 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Where: Asia Society and Museum
725 Park Ave.
212-288-6400
Price: Member: $20; Students/Seniors: $30; Non-Member: $40
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BURIED SEEDS 
Dir. Andrei Severny
2019. U.S. 75 min. Color. English.

Discover the incredible life story of Vikas Khanna — known to many as “India’s favorite chef” — through the documentary Buried Seeds (75 min), directed by Andrei Severny. The film follows Khanna’s journey as a poor immigrant enduring overwhelming obstacles and pain to achieve his dreams and become a successful Michelin-starred chef. The screening is followed by a Q & A with Khanna and Severny.

Vikas Khanna is a Michelin Star Chef, award-winning author, filmmaker, and member of the Asia 21 Young Leaders network. Raised in India, Khanna’s passion for cooking was greatly inspired by his grandmothers own love to cook, he began developing recipes at as young as 17. In 2000, he immigrated to New York, taking up odd jobs such as dishwashing and walking pets for the elderly. Through hard work, he has become India’s most well-known chef, been featured on the covers of Forbes Life, was the host for Master Chef India, and was selected as the “Best TV Chef” by the Indian Telly Awards among many other impressive accolades.

Andrei Severny is a filmmaker, screenwriter, photographer, and visual artist. Severny was born in Moscow, Russia but spent his early years in Egypt. His photographs have been published in Vogue, Elle, The Financial Times, and The Wall Street Journal. His work explores human perception and psychology with a focus on the mysteries of nature. His latest film Buried Seeds is a beautiful portrayal of human passion and willpower through the experiences of Chef Vikas Khanna.

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