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Updated On: 25 October, 2020 07:10 AM IST | Mumbai | Prutha Bhosle
A Mulund boy in Australia rose from the pits of lockdown to launch an Indian meal service thats reminding Indians of ghar ka khana, and telling the Aussies, mate, you ought to try desi thali.

Nabil Ansari
Australia began living under strict lockdown rules on March 23, as Coronavirus cases topped 1,600. As in wartime, streets in Victoria were deserted and supermarket, restaurants and pubs closed down. Melbourne-based Sunda Dining's sous chef Nabil Ansari found himself in the predicament that many temporary visa holders did—he was stood down with immediate effect.
At five, Ansari moved from Mulund to Dubai with family, and they'd be back every year for the holidays. He decided to return to India after high school in 2009 and completed junior college in Pune. "I wanted to become a pilot and had enrolled in an aviation school, but that did not work out. Later on, I joined a business school in Vikhroli, but that too did not interest me."




