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The meal for one and all
Updated On: 17 November, 2019 07:45 AM IST | Mumbai | Anju Maskeri
Even as rampant redevelopment and Metro work transform the neighbourhood in front of his eyes, a former mill employee who runs a shack in Thakurdwar, says he'll survive because homemade food never goes out of fashion

Jayant Jategaonkar and wife Rekha started Nandayi Uphaar 18 years ago
Till 2001, Jayant Jategaonkar, 73, worked as a purchase manager at a printing mill in Lower Parel. "All through my working years, I'd face trouble with my gut," remembers the Girgaum resident. The heartburn was the result of the food available at the canteen. "The rice had too much soda, the vegetables were half-cooked and the gravies were loaded with garam masala," he says. It was then that he decided he'd open an eatery that serves wholesome meals once he retired. "I hadn't the faintest idea how I would do it, but I knew I would."

Jayant and Rekha Jategaonkar with son Kedar, Customers enjoy
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