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Vikas Khanna

Vikas Khanna is a Michelin Star Chef and James Beard Award nominee.He is the host of MasterChef India, Twist of Taste and Mega Kitchens on National Geographic. He has also appeared on television with Gordon Ramsay, Martha Stewart and Bobby Flay.He is the creator of the Holy Kitchens documentary series and Kitchens of Gratitude which have been screened at The White House and several film festivals and universities around the World.The Last Color is his first work of fiction, which he then went on to make into his first full-length feature film.
Books by Vikas Khanna 
  • The Milk Moustache
  • World Feast: My Favourite Kitchen
  • Bliss of Spices: The Essence of Indian Kitchen
  • Hymns from the Soil: A Vegetarian Saga
  • The Magic Rolling Pin
  • The Spice Story of India
  • Savour Mumbai: A Culinary Journey Through India's Melting Pot
  • Mocktails, Punches, and Shrubs: Over 80 Nonalcoholic Drinks to Savor and Enjoy
  • Everyone Can Cook
  • Utsav: A Culinary Epic of Indian Festivals
  • Return to the Rivers: Recipes and Memories of the Himalayan River Valleys
  • My First Kitchen
  • Khanna Sutra: Food Lessons in Love
  • My Great Indian Cookbook
  • Indian Harvest: Classic and Contemporary Vegetarian Dishes
  • Flavors First: An Indian Chef's Culinary Journey
  • A Tree Named Ganga
  • The Last Color
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