Khan Sir's post wedding feast for his students leaves the internet amazed
Here's all you need to know about the grand feast and how netizens reacted to it!
The elaborate feast
On 20th June, Bihar's popular educator, Khan Sir hosted a lavish feast 'Mahabhoj' for his students. The massive spread has around 156 delicacies that were served at several parts of the venue. This wedding style 'bhoj' feast was attended by approximately 20,000 female students, where in the menu had a vast variety of dishes.
According to a report published in a leading digital daily, it was mentioned that Khan Sir's coaching centre accommodates around 70,000 students with around 20,000 girls and 50,000 boys.
'Mahabhoj' organised by Khan Sir was attended by around 15,000 students, which hosted the students in two sessions, which started at the morning and continued till late night. Speaking to the media, Khan Sir revealed that it was impossible to host all students at the same time, thus the feasts were being organised over multiple days.
He said that 'Patna lacks a venue large enough to accommodate such a vast crowd simultaneously, and caterers were unable to prepare food for such a large crowd.
Consequently, the feasts are being organised over multiple days.'
The post wedding feast
The lavish feast began with JEE and NEET aspirants who were the first to attend the feast. While students preparing for other competitive exams arrived for the evening shift.
In fact, the long queues and lavish buffet leaves netizens amazed. What's more, Khan Sir personally welcomed them with flower petals. Meals were served in various sections of the venue.
What's on the plate
The celebration carried on for a few days to host all the students in different sessions, the menu included everything from fresh fruits to classic mutton dishes. In fact, special arrangements were made for fasting students, with a selection of fruits such as mangoes, oranges, guavas, bananas, and papayas.
The feast also included a selection of fine dry fruits, including cashew nuts, raisins, dates, walnuts, pistachios, and almonds, was also on offer, along with a variety of chips and savoury snacks.
The menu also included crowd pulling starters like Chowmein, Manchurian, Dosa, Chole Bhature, Pizza, Momo, and Golgappa, which was popular among the students. What's more, the vegetarian main course included butter naan, plain rice, pulao, potato curry, mixed vegetables, matar paneer, rajma, shahi paneer, and types of pakoras.
The 156 delicacy feast also had a massive spread of non-vegetarian options that included mutton, fish, eggs, and chicken dishes.
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