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Junior Masterchef: Little Scientists And Their Culinary Talents
Junior
Masterchef
India
Swaad
Ke
Ustaad
will
showcase
cooking
talent
like
never
before.
The
show
will
have
children
battling
it
out
in
the
kitchen,
showing
their
culinary
skills.
These
kitchen
stars
will
churn
out
dishes
with
flamboyance,
their
plates
will
be
a
work
of
art
and
their
knowledge
like
a
food
scientist.
The
Junior
Masterchef
Kitchen
will
be
their
favourite
playground
ever.
In
India,
a
kid
cooking
fancy
gourmet
food
or
exotic
desserts
or
rich
Indian
food
is
something
which
has
never
ever
been
seen
before.
We
are
now
ready
to
prove
that
Indian
kids
can
not
only
sing,
dance,
and
act
but
also
cook
better
than
anyone.
Judges
and
Chefs
Vikas
Khanna,
Kunal
Kapoor
and
Surjan
Singh
Jolly
said
during
the
launch
yesterday,
"We
were
slightly
apprehensive
whether
children
would
be
able
to
cook
or
not.
I
mean,
sure,
they
will
make
an
omlette,
or
tea,
or
maybe
even
pakodas.
But
it
was
only
after
the
audition
that
we
realised
that
they
are
in
no
way
behind
the
original
masterchefs!"
Will Replace India's Dancing Superstars
The show will be replacing ‘India's Dancing Superstars' which has just finished its current season on Star Plus.
Limited Shooting
Since the contestants this time are kids, the channel has decided to limit the shooting time and therefore will air it only on Saturdays and Sundays at 9 PM.
11 Weeks
The current season of Junior Masterchef will run for 11 weeks.
Rishta Wohi Soch Nayi
Talking about the show, Nikhil Madhok, Sr. VP - Marketing, Star Plus, said, "Star Plus has always been true to its philosophy of ‘Rishta Wohi Soch Nayi'. With Junior MasterChef, this ideology is exemplified."
Ram
We are giving young cooking enthusiasts a reality show platform but in a whole new avatar.
Adult Only Territory
For the first time, kids will be challenged in a cooking competition and seen entering a territory that was once meant only for adults.
Their Playground
You will be amazed with their talent and knowledge on the subject. With this set of young champs stepping out of the playground to take over the kitchen, you can only expect the unexpected!
Change In Format
The makers of the show said, "Keeping in mind the age group, we have introduced slight changes in the format like team tasks and double eliminations. But the difficulty level remains the same."
Safety Precautions
"We will, however, make sure that safety precautions are taken. Using safer utensils and cutlery is important when you do a show with kids in the kitchen," said Ashish Golwalkar, Senior VP, Programming, Star Plus.
Starts August 17
Junior MasterChef will make its Indian debut on August 17, 2013 on Star Plus.
