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'MasterChef Australia' season 13 releases in Indian languages

ANI
New DelhiUpdated: Jul 02, 2021, 11:02 PM IST
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The latest edition of the popular culinary show, `MasterChef Australia`, is now available for Indian viewers in Hindi, Tamil and Telugu languages.

The latest edition of the popular culinary show, `MasterChef Australia`, is now available for Indian viewers in Hindi, Tamil and Telugu languages.

People can watch season 13 on Disney+ Hotstar VIP.For the unversed, `MasterChef Australia` is currently being judged by esteemed judges from the culinary world - Jock Zonfrillo, Melissa Leong and Andy Allen. 

Indian origin contestant Depinder Chhibber was also a part of the ongoing show.

"Food has been a very special and personal part of my life since a very young age, as I learnt how to cook from my parents who gave me their passion for different cuisines. Being in the MasterChef Kitchen was a dream come true for me. I couldn`t be happier that MasterChef Australia Season 13 will be more accessible to millions in India through Disney+ Hotstar VIP," Dipender said.

"I hope to continue to cook a lot more dishes inspired by Indian flavours and am thrilled that viewers will be able to see their food being celebrated on a global stage," she added.

According to Disney+ Hotstar`s spokesperson, the aim of telecasting the show in India is to `reach a wider audience who can enjoy the iconic cooking show in a language of their choice`."

`MasterChef Australia` is more than just a cooking reality show, and has been hugely popular among the Indian audiences. By localising MasterChef Australia and releasing it in Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu on Disney+ Hotstar VIP, we aim to reach a wider audience who can enjoy the iconic cooking show in a language of their choice," the spokesperson said.

"With food and reality drama, `MasterChef Australia` Season 13 has elements that make it universally appealing. Expanding its accessibility is part of our endeavour to bring the top international titles to Indian audiences," the spokesperson added.