Celebrity chef Harpal Singh Sokhi led a festive live cooking class at Home Stop’s South City Mall location in Kolkata. Home Stop is a modern home concept shop that offers high-end lifestyle products from Shoppers Stop Ltd. in partnership with Borosil. In partnership with Borosil, Shoppers Stop created this festive experience to meaningfully connect customers by combining the love of cooking with the spirit of community, acknowledging that food is at the core of every celebration.

Customers are the center of Shoppers Stop’s operations, and the company is dedicated to creating experiences that inspire, engage, and celebrate life’s unique moments rather than just transactions. Through immersive events, intelligent collaborations, and personalized services, the brand continues to make every connection meaningful and memorable.

The chef demonstrated the creativity and effectiveness of Borosil’s culinary solutions by cooking Pujo special meals live. In order to give customers an unforgettable experience, the event also featured interactive activities like cooking challenges, cuisine quizzes, and audience involvement.

“Durga Pujo reminds me of my childhood in Kolkata—the laughter of family meals, the smell of bhog, and the sound of dhaak. This festival is all about the cuisine, and Borosil elevates these culinary experiences. Their products guarantee that every meal seems like a celebration, whether it’s preparing a large celebratory spread or serving loved ones on a lovely dining set. For me, it’s about reliving memories and making new ones with loved ones, not simply about practicality”, said Chef Harpal Singh Sokhi.

A festive food quiz with gift handouts, a fun “Selfie with Borosil” challenge at the brand zone, and a “Smell the Food” exercise where participants had to identify spices, herbs, and foods while wearing blindfolds were just a few of the event’s entertaining attractions. These exchanges demonstrated Borosil’s adaptability while bringing the festive spirit to life.

Priyanka Dutta