Samantha Begins Shooting for 'Celebrity MasterChef Tamil'
Pregnant actress Samantha Ruth Prabhu begins shooting for "Celebrity MasterChef Tamil" in Chennai, with MasterChef Australia winner Sashi Cheliah as judge.
Key Highlights:
- Samantha Ruth Prabhu, currently in her seventh month of pregnancy, has begun shooting for "Celebrity MasterChef Tamil" in Chennai.
- She said the show was "unlike anything" she'd done before, expressing excitement to see Tamil celebrities step into the kitchen.
- MasterChef Australia winner Sashi Cheliah has joined as a judge, bringing his journey from the Singapore Police Force to the culinary world.
- Produced by Banijay Asia, the show follows the popular MasterChef format with a distinct local twist.
- "Celebrity MasterChef Tamil" is set to premiere on Sony VIZHA and Sony LIV.
A New Culinary Venture During a Special Phase
Actress Samantha Ruth Prabhu, who is expecting her first child, has started shooting for the much-awaited culinary reality show "Celebrity MasterChef Tamil." A source close to the development revealed to IANS that the "Oo Antava" actress has travelled to Chennai to kick-start the shoot, marking a notable professional commitment during this significant personal milestone in her life.
Continuing to Work During Pregnancy
While further details about the show and Samantha's specific role are still awaited, fans are looking forward to watching the actress take on this new challenge. Samantha, who is reportedly in her seventh month of pregnancy, has continued to work through this phase, reflecting a decision to remain professionally active even as she prepares for motherhood.
Samantha's Excitement About the Show
Samantha had earlier shared her enthusiasm about the new venture, noting that food has a unique way of bringing people closer together. "I'm incredibly excited to finally share this with everyone. Celebrity MasterChef Tamil is unlike anything I've done before, and that's exactly what made it impossible to say no. Food has a wonderful way of bringing people together, creating memories, and revealing a side of you that the cameras don't usually get to see," she said.