
Many have dubbed Maharashtra Food Safety Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe as 'Singham' and 'Nayak'.

Mumbai's iconic Gallops restaurant at Mahalaxmi Racecourse has lost its licence after a Maharashtra FDA inspection allegedly found hygiene violations.

"The meals supplied at shooting locations are often stale, poorly cooked, nutritionally inadequate and prepared in unhygienic conditions," the film body wrote in its letter to the Maharashtra Food Safety Commissioner.

Khanna's witty post highlights the impact of strict food safety norms on restaurants and her playful take on Mundhe's enforcement.

"No order of this kind has ever been made in India before. It will be for all religions and for all geographies," Tukaram Mundhe said.

"This happened just two days ago. It was my son's birthday," Tukaram Mundhe shared, recounting an interesting anecdote that highlights the impact of recent food safety inspections.

Expanding its statewide food safety drive, the Maharashtra FDA now requires organisers of Bhandara and Mahaprasad events to obtain a licence or registration.