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Friends ‘Icing on the Cake’

A contestant on popular reality show, The Great British Bake Off won the hearts of the audience last week when he said he baked in order to make friends.

Rahul Mandal, a research scientist, was shown delivering cakes to staff at a leisure centre in Rotherham. He revealed that he “bakes regularly to make new friends” following his move to the UK almost eight years ago.


He began baking as he was “feeling lonely”.

The gesture won him a lot of fans among audiences of the Channel 4 show and social media users too. Mandal won the star baker honour for the second week in a row.

“It’s so surreal, I still can’t believe it. I keep pinching myself. I think I can bake,” he said. The 30- year-old baked his first cake two years ago.

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  • Rishab Shetty says sacred daiva rituals should not be performed casually on stage
  • His remarks come weeks after Ranveer Singh apologises for mimicking a Kantara moment
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Kantara director and actor Rishab Shetty says he feels “uncomfortable” when sacred daiva rituals are imitated, underlining that such elements are deeply rooted in faith and should be treated with care.

Shetty shares his view during a recent event, where he speaks about the spiritual weight of daivas and urges people not to enact or mock them without understanding or guidance.

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