Andhra family prepares 379 food items to celebrate Makar Sakranti

• A family from Eluru in Andhra Pradesh prepared a special Makar Sakranti feast.
• The couple created 379 types of food items for the newlyweds.
• However, netizens have mixed reactions to it.

For their wedded daughter and son-in-law, a family from Eluru in Andhra Pradesh organised an unique Makar Sakranti feast. The family produced 379 different foods. However, online users’ opinions on it are divided. Around the nation, the Makar Sakranti celebration was enthusiastically observed. One Andhra Pradesh family went over and beyond to commemorate the day, though. A couple from Eluru in Andhra Pradesh by the names of Bheema Rao and Chandraleela reportedly organised a special Sankranti feast for their wedded daughter and son-in-law. Are you curious about how unique this feast may have been? Permit us to explain. 379 different food items were developed by the couple for their newlyweds!

Their son-in-law Muralidhar posted an Instagram video of the feast. The entire food laid out on the table is shown in the video. In the movie, you may see several kinds of rice, fruits, and curries. The newlyweds are seated and taking pleasure in the dinner. Muralidhar stated in the caption of the picture, “For our first Sankranthi, we had a fantastic west godavari vindu bojanam! We had a total of 379 items for lunch, including 20 roti chutneys, 40 curries, 40 fries, 90–100 sweets, 70 hot foods, juices, and numerous other things. Being around by such folks makes us feel very fortunate and happy.”

 

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This post was shared one day ago. Since being uploaded, it has been liked by 5,333 people and has had several comments too. Many people had mixed reactions to the post. Some people thought it was a good way to celebrate, while others thought it was food wastage.

Take a look at some of the reactions here:

One person in the Instagram comments section said, “Wow, awesome. Always know east and west Godavari is known for their maryada and sampradayam.” A second person wrote, “How lucky!” Some others also reacted using heart emojis.

In contrast to these comments, many were unhappy to see a large feast and questioned if the food was wasted. An Instagrammer wrote, “It is very nice if the parents want to show so much love towards their son-in-law. But at the same time, how much an average person would eat? Millions of people suffer from hunger. Please help them if you can. Don’t waste food.” Another person wrote, “I am surprised. Is he really going to eat all? Hope the rest food is not wasted.”

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