If there’s one good thing about the entire lockdown and quarantine period due to the
Coronavirus scare in India, it has to be the number of hidden home-chefs that we’ve come across on social media. From food challenges to following food trends to cooking restaurant-like foods, people have started to do it all in their kitchen with a huge amount of time at hand, and we are not complaining at all.
Even our celebrities are showcasing their talent in the kitchen every now and then. Latest to join the bandwagon is our very own Master Blaster Sachin Tendulkar’s daughter Sara Tendulkar.
Indian cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar recently took to Instagram to flaunt the cooking skills of his daughter Sara Tendulkar. Sara made beetroot Kababs for her daddy Sachin.
Fathers share a special bond with their daughters. The moment they hold their little princess for the first time, their hearts fill with pride bringing an array of emotions. No matter how old a daughter grows, she always remains her daddy’s little princess.
The love showered by a father on his daughter is non-comparable and no man can take his place in her life. For her, he is the one and the only man, she blindly trusts. One such beautiful relationship is shared by Indian cricket’s God, Sachin Tendulkar, and his daughter, Sara Tendulkar.
On May 7, 2020, Sachin took to his Instagram handle and shared a collage of pictures. In the first picture, he was seen posing with a plate of beetroot kebabs and in the second picture, he posed with his daughter, Sara while the plate was empty. Along with the college, Sachin wrote a note thanking Sara for making the yummy kebabs. His note can be read as “Gone in 60 seconds! Thanks for the fabulous beetroot kebabs @saratendulkar.”
Seems like the ace cricketer loves to gorge on his lovely daughter’s kitchen experiments as seen in another picture he posted on his Instagram stories. Sachin posted a picture of a half-eaten tabbouleh and wrote, “This was over before we could say Tabbouleh!!’ and tagged Sara in it.
Sachin Tendulkar also recently donated a sum of 25 lakh rupees in PM Care Fund to help the country fight against the novel COVID-19, that has badly hit the world.
