Tamil Nadu Girl Made 46 Dishes In 58 Minutes

Tamil Nadu girl made 46 dishes in 58 minutes, named in UNESCO World Book.

In Tamil Nadu, a girl has made a name in the UNESCO Book of World by making 46 dishes in just 58 minutes. The record was made by a girl named SN Lakshmi in the capital Chennai on Tuesday.

Taking full advantage of the nationwide lockdown, he developed an interest in cooking, after which his mother taught cooking to Lakshmi.

Not only this, his father also inspired Lakshmi to break the record of making 30 dishes made by a 10-year-old girl.

SN Lakshmi Sai Sri, who created the world record, told the leading news agency that she developed an interest in cooking and was trained by her mother.

She told that her mother taught him how to cook. Laxmi said that she is very happy that she has achieved this feat.

At the same time, Lakshmi’s mother Ann Kalimagal told that her daughter started cooking during the corona lockdown. After that, she gradually learned to cook well.

She told that Lakshmi’s father suggested her to try to make a world record. Her mother told that she cooks various traditional dishes of Tamil Nadu.

She said that while she was discussing the daughter’s interest in cooking with her husband, she suggested that she should try to make a world record.

After this, his father found that the 10-year-old girl had made a record by making 30 dishes before this. Similarly, he wanted his daughter to break Sanvi’s record.

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