Rasoi Show

Rasoi Show (transl. Cooking Show) is the longest running Indian television cookery show broadcast on Colors Gujarati channel since 25 October 2004. The show currently holds the record for being the cooking-show which has aired the second most number of episodes, trailing only the Mexican series Hasta La Cocina. The show is currently hosted by Prem Gadhavi.[1][2][3]

Not to be confused with Rasoi Show on Sony TV (India).

Rasoi Show
Created byArchana Shah
Written byMittal shah
Deepika Khuman
Directed byKiran Suthar
Presented byMittal Shah
Country of originIndia
Original languageGujarati
No. of episodes5039 as of 4 September 2019
Production
ProducerSuhas Jahagirdar
Production locationsAhmedabad, Gujarat, India
CinematographyMukesh Sharma
EditorsR. Patel
Jayesh Pancholi
Camera setupMulti-camera
DistributorColors Gujarati
Release
Original networkColors Gujarati
Original release25 October 2004 (2004-10-25) –
present

The series is one of the longest running shows in India as well as Asia. On 20 July 2019, the series successfully completed 5,000 episodes.[4][5]

Format

The show invites guests from across the Indian state of Gujarat, who show the viewers how to prepare their invented dishes; as well as how already existing dishes could be made more tastier, healthier, and cheaper to produce. The guests, which are celebrities or volunteers, create not only Indian food, but cuisines from all over the world. Special dishes are prepared to suit festivals such as Diwali, Holi, Eid and Christmas.

Broadcasting

Rasoi Show is broadcast daily on Colors Gujarati channel at 2:00 pm IST, since 25 October 2004. It runs for an hour from Monday to Saturday. The repeat telecasts are aired at 3:00AM the same day and 10:00AM the following day.

References
  1. "Saas Bahu sagas, reality shows to rule Gujarati Prime time TV in 2019".
  2. "Prem Gadhavi is new anchor for The Rasoi Show".
  3. "Cookery shows popular amongst Gujarati audience".
  4. "Rasoi Show completes 4000 episodes - Times of India". The Times of India. Retrieved 7 July 2017.
  5. "Food rules the Gujarati prime time - Times of India". The Times of India. Retrieved 7 July 2017.
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