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Dishoom Interviews | Rooted in ritual

Dishoom Interviews

Explore in-depth interviews with Chefs and South Asian artists that uncover the stories, passions, traditions and ambitions that shape their craft. These conversations are a celebration of the people who bring our food and culture to life. We are most thrilled to be sharing this with you.



Rooted in ritual

Nowruz With Our Dishoom-Walle

As part of our Rooted in Ritual series, we talk to three Dishoom-walle about the festivities that honour Nowruz – the Iranian celebration that shares its roots with the Parsi festival of Navroz.

Rooted in ritual

Navroz with Porus Vimadalal

As part of our Rooted in Ritual series, we talk to award-winning photographer and creative director Porus Vimadalal about Navroz – his evolving relationship to it, new traditions and staple sweet treats.

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Diwali with Dishoom-walli Sanskritii

As part of our Rooted in Ritual series, we talk to dear friend, Sans, about Diwali – a festival that lights up her life.

Rooted in ritual

Ramadan with Chef Naved

As part of our Rooted in Ritual series, we sit down with OG Dishoom-walla, Chef Naved Nasir. He shares the feast-filled Ramadans of his childhood and reflects on a ‘superpower’ that he gains from fasting.

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Ramadan with Sabah Choudrey

As part of our Rooted in Ritual series, we talk to author and activist Sabah Choudrey about their connection to Ramadan – moments of self-reflection, mischief and magic.

Rooted in ritual

Vaisakhi with Saroop Sangha

As part of our Rooted in Ritual series, we talk to self-made ‘Punjabi fashion girl’ Saroop Sangha about Vaisakhi – what it means to her, what she eats, and naturally, what she wears.

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Ramadan with Ayesha Erkin

Joining us for our Rooted in Ritual series is author, architect and recipe developer, Ayesha Erkin, who shares recipes for a sweet Ramadan and reflects on how the holy month led her from stress and loneliness to self-awareness and community.






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The Chicken Ruby Pie

A Dishoom first – baked into flower-stamped pastry by renowned pie-maker, Calum Franklin. Fleeting fineness: limited pies available daily, 12–5pm. 19th March – 19th April.

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