My sense of hunger came from New York, not India: Chef Vikas Khanna's savage reply to BBC anchor resurfaces

During the conversation, the anchor could be heard asking Khanna: "But it was not always that way, was it? You are not from a rich family. So, I dare say, you understand how precarious it can be in India.

On the question if his sense of hunger came from India, the celebrity chef  replied, “My sense of hunger came from New York”.

Khanna said: "My sense of hunger came from living in America, more than India." He mentioned the difficulty he faced while living in America post 9/11 as a brown kid. He reminded the anchor that he was born and raised in Amritsar where the community kitchens (langar) can feed the entire city.