UNSEEN MITHILA FEAST in Bihar I Tilkor + Arikanch + Bagiya + chura dahi + sajmani + sarso machh

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Maithil cuisine is a culinary style which originated in Mithila, a region of the Indian subcontinent, which comprises many districts of Bihar. Mithila is famous for its Paan, Maach and Makhaan culture. Here the cuisine is characterised by native ingredients and rustic cooking techniques.
Talking about the food traditions of Mithila, we saw that community feasts also called Bhoj is a common thing. Almost every religious ceremony is accompanied by one or more community feasts where people from the locality come together to enjoy lunch or dinner. Food is served on banana or lotus leaves and is eaten by sitting on the ground in dedicated rows.
During our Bihar food exploration we got the opportunity to attend a Maithli bhoj bhaat in Darbhanga that was organized by our gracious host Sri Manikant Jha ji. We started our journey from Muzaffarpur where we first polished off some chura dahi for breakfast and then left for Darbhanga on a bus.
After alighting at Darbhanga, we took a rickshaw ride to Manikant Ji's home which was abuzz with family members and guests. There we received a warm welcome by the family and we also met Dr. Jay Prakash Chaudhary, a notable Maithili poet who writes and presents humorous poems.
After a brief chat with him we visited the cooking area where the ladies of the family both young and old were busy preparing the elaborate meal. At one part of the courtyard some snacks items were being prepared, on another part the main course and at some other corner fish delicacy was being cooked. Once the snacks were done we tried them. This included misti and namkeen makhan, pochua, chawal ke atte ki roti with chutney and malpua. Soon after we joined the ladies for the preparation of the main course to understand the ingredients and cooking process. With such great enthusiasm and effortless coordination, in no time the food was ready.
A particular area of the open courtyard was readied for seating. As per the tradition, the spread was first offered to the Almighty and was then taken away to be served. We joined Manikant ji, some of his family members and guests for the feast. The enormous spread that was served in a set sequence was overwhelming. There was rice, dal, fritters, fried treats, differently flavoured mash, chutneys, saag, fish curry, curd and sweets. It was such a special feeling to enjoy the meal over light hearted communication. What a gratifying opportunity it was to discover about the Maithili cuisine over here.
About the host - Anubhav Sapra
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Anubhav Sapra is an avid culinary explorer who loves to travel and explore different cuisine primarily the street food, not just for the sake of gustatory pleasure but also for quenching his deep thirst for nurturing new cultural connections through the kaleidoscopic canvas of food. He believes that the vibrant and delectable street food tradition across the globe has the power to bring communities together and foster harmonious human existence.
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[@supriyarani2559]

I am crying... With age you realise that heritage is not something to be ashamed of, but is something to be proud of ❤️

[@charlesdobronxoliveira8292]

Why would someone be ashamed of Heritage

[@charlesdobronxoliveira8292]

Chath m ghat p jaa k patake fodna Shaadi ya kisi k marne b bhoj m khana Sote time nana ki kahaniya It was the best time of my life Gaon ka swag he alag hai

[@RahulKumar-yd7fh]

It's truth

[@adityaabha3168]

❣️❣️

[@raghraj777]

Tu vishudh ullu k patthe ho... heritage be ashamed kaun hota hai bhai...aur ab umar par ye gyan aya...kamal hai

[@MsRkannan]

I am from Tamil nadu, I have interacted with persons belong to this part of Bihar State, really wonderful sweet hearted people, likes to treat their Gust always with love & affection

[@SatyamKumar-px1ch]

Love you brother ❤️❤️❤️🙏🏼😇

[@Ramkumar-zg4kv]

But why people of bihar are not treated same

[@ShambhuKumar-xg1up]

Anna , nalla irku?

[@shubhamrathour5651]

You are most welcome to bihar

[@AC-ov8rw]

Felt really good to read this comment ❤🙏

[@natashamishra4191]

As a maithil brahman it's too hard to control my emotions after this video..it feels like this feast organised at my own house❤️thanks sir for showing the authentic and pure culture of Mithila 🙏🙏

[@AshishKumarJha69]

🙏🏻

[@VivekThakur-mh8qb]

Bilkul thik kahlau🙏🏻

[@tejasragnarok1126]

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[@satyamjha5872]

Aahan Ekdam sahi baat kahlon

[@Krunalpotdar134]

I am From Maharashtra But Today seen Very different Bihar. What a Rich Culture and delicious Food ... This is a Beauty of India.. After Covid Crises I will Try to go Bihar !! Love Bihar👌

[@bpsc9246]

Always welcome bro

[@BJha-bc2li]

Mithila is different from other parts of Bihar .

[@KESHAVKUMAR-mb2nm]

Welcome

[@saurabhsunnyjha]

Welcome to mithila brother

[@biplovkarna4219]

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[@sumitjha7607]

Culture of Mithila is best,... proud to be a Maithil😍 From Janakpur 🇳🇵

[@satyamjha2064]

So true bro😊. Proud Maithil from India🇮🇳

[@Leo_Fari]

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[@angeshbhusan5520]

Yo jha ji oli ji aajkal hamara sa se kiyek rusal aich.

[@angeshbhusan5520]

@Gorkhe General ab pappu ke papa aur dadi to mere bachpan me hi mar gaye. Tumhi bata do

[@SKsupesdmr]

You should be nominated as brand ambassador of Bihar tourism... because u understand it's culture more than a common Bihari.

[@Mr.househusband_Mrs.housewife]

Because he is also a bihari

[@aparnajha8716]

Absolutely... He is a proud Bihari 🤩❤

[@ajaysingh5511]

Bihari mat bolo, Bihari Babu boliye🙏🙏

[@ajitjha2744]

most Behari know their culture.

[@raghavthakur404]

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[@hariomsah2979]

All foods are made in our house. Proud to be maithil. Love from janakpur Nepal 🇳🇵🇳🇵

[@dare2click_191]

I am also feeling proud to be maithil love from west bengal

[@BJha-bc2li]

@@dare2click_191 Maithil in Bengal ? Migrated ?

[@dare2click_191]

yes

[@pusparazs]

I am from Kathmandu my ancestors were also from mithilanchal. we are also maithil brahmin

[@writerme-gk1ik]

Kitne pyare log hain mithila ke..gyaani..dilwaale..aur swaagat satkaar karne ka ye tarika...mithila ke in logon ko mera pranaam!

[@RajVeer87156]

I am of Bihari origin born in Mauritius, many dishes are shown in this video are still prepared in my country like kadi badi, sitaphal ki sabzi etc. Rituals also identical, especially damadji eating bhaat, we call it Bhaat Khawai, literally eating bhaat.. Jai Mauritius Jai Bharat Jai Bihar

[@PrakashSharma-ez1ce]

With love ❤️ from Bihar My Bihari origin Brother.. We r far and I remember u

[@rishipersaud1]

I am from Guyana. Grand parents from UP/Bihar. Same Bhatwaan at end of marriage with daamaad. Also called Kitchener khaawan. Love this video. I now know how my bhagawan became aajanubhuja.

[@rishipersaud1]

Your cousin from Guyana.

[@prakharprabhat585]

My one mausa ji was from Mauritius

[@rishipersaud1]

@@poojasuman3997 aap ne kya likha?

[@nagesh1976]

Wow...I am from South.. This is the best depiction of Bihar 🙏🏼🙏🏼... People make the country.... Wherever you go in India.. Especially rural India.. People are so down to earth, hospitable.. Open innocent... No where in world people are like this... Mera Bharat mahaan...🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼... If you see people in video no one is over weight... Opposed to propaganda.. Agaist ghee, butter..

[@shubhamshreyashkr4238]

Wow Sir, you really seem to have a good understanding of the country. I appreciate your praise for my home state🙌

[@pramodmishra2021]

Thx you, You remembered me my own village 🙏

[@foodblogger-2]

Thanku for appreciation. It means a lot to me as I am from mithilanchal.

[@nathlaks1]

Really appreciate your views, not because you appreciate this video but your views about rural India is very realistic and that’s true across south to north

[@jhamail]

Factually, mithilanchal is quite different from the rest of bihar. Even though economically backward, yet culturally progressive and very colorful.

[@pallavirohira5513]

I am so touched after seeing the hospitality and authenticity of Bihari people, much respect for Bihari Culture, Cuisine and People!

[@divyansh7572]

It's not Bihari Culture, it is Mithila Culture prevalent in the Mithila region of Indian subcontinent which lies in India nd Nepal. Rest of Bihar has different culture and Maithils have different

[@pratiksrivastav]

@@divyansh7572 yes,But it's also one of the many cultures of Bihar na. I am not Maithili but my dadi is so I have tried almost all the Maithili food(and I love it) I have also eaten almost all the foods that are mainly cooked in the Patna region.

[@farukhsheikh5790]

It's different. The people up north speak maithili, different from the magahi and bhojpuri used in south. There is also a section of mithila people who want a seperate state from Bihar called mithila.

[@MsKartikkumar]

Bagiya is my favourite...

[@priyanshusingh2638]

आइए ना हमरा बिहार में

[@Manish456thakur]

I am from the Mithila region and a Maithil Brahman and everything in this video right from the vibe, food, and conversations are taking me back to my village! 🙂❤

[@karna_kayastha]

I am a Maithil Karan Kayastha, we are traditionally not known to get along as communities due to historical feuds but i think we need to create a common Mithila mancha for all original maithil communties to bring Mithila back on the map

[@preetisiingh4779]

Your Bihar series is at different level... you have shown the actual Bihar and it’s people.....Kudos to you Anubhav..

[@soumikbiswas4604]

Truly said...its just awesome...

[@FunandFuntastic]

And my Darbhanga ❤️

[@MukeshKumar-nq1fy]

@Apjal Guruji uske liye dubara lalu khandan ko C.M. banana padega

[@soumikbiswas4604]

He has shown the real cultures of Bihar... His Bihar series is really different.. Close to heart...

[@RaviSingh-yf6oo]

@arjin kn pagal ho gaya hai kya be...

[@vky863]

46 मिनट में एक एक सेकंड का आनंद लिया।वास्तव में इस वीडियो ने दिल जीत लिया।क्या अतिथि सत्कार ,प्रेम,और आदर समेटे हुये ये 46 मिनट।शब्द नही हैं मेरे पास ,,,

[@user-amit153]

It's thrue....

[@ANKITKUMAR-ev4pc]

Ye bihar ke dharte hay sr jha maa shita ka newas asthan han hay

[@gunofgamer6432]

@@ANKITKUMAR-ev4pc me muzaffarpur se hu bhai.

[@AbhishekKumar-el5tj]

Bilkul sahi kaha bhai...ye 45 minute bas chehre par muskan liye kab video pura khatam bhi hogaya pata hi nahi chala.

[@siddharthjain5469]

Uncle was so knowledgeable...he perfectly told the story of Mithila and Ramayan 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@umeshdn3486]

BIHAR is such a mesmerizing land! 😭❤️😍😘🥰 I'm Marathi who wants to roam in BIHAR

[@ww9904]

Welcome to our Mithila

[@ujjaladebnath4822]

Just showed this video to my bf... He is from mithila and we stay in Assam... He just got so emotional after watching this video... Must say he just don't only show the food but also show the rich culture of the place and fully in authentic way.....

[@shivamchaudhary7726]

वो दिल के बहुत साफ और नेक होंगे ,, क्यू की बचपन में जो अपनी मां के हाथ का चूरा दही खाता है उसका सारा ख़ठाश बचपन में ही मिठास में तब्दील हो जाता है । मिथिला क पान, मखान आ मिठ बोली सब गोटक मन मोहे ले अछी 😍😇

[@SatyamKumar-px1ch]

May God bless you both❤️

[@kmvinayvishnunambisan]

As a person from Kerala, I could relate to most of the things that respected elders here have quoted, including ghee first in rice and then curd/buttermilk. Use of calocasia leaves, banana peels etc is common here. Although when we do sadya, the narower portion of banana leaf will be on left rather than in right. Huge respects to Anubhav and his hosts. Mithilanchal is culturally evergreen.

[@KK-ci1dj]

Brother whole of the india resembles the common fundamentals still diverse. This is how we relates to each other. Every part of india has something unique as kerala is gods own land and uttarakhanda is devbhoomi, kashmir is the land of penance, and so do cuisines and cultures relates at some extent yet different from each other. Respect to all indians

[@AC-ov8rw]

Felt really good to read your comment ❤🙏

[@wildgentoo5029]

mithla is underrated too sir.

[@SP-rv2fb]

Yes all are same. We are Hindustanis

[@nishantgaurav4526]

👍👍👍

[@nirvaanshanbhag252]

I'm from Odia I can see the cultural similarities between Odia and Maithili Odia Bengali Assamese Maithili are of same origin

[@ashu_tosh2512]

Wri8 bro 🇮🇳🤘

[@purubiya]

Even bhojpuri

[@ManojMishra-gb1im]

I am Odia Brahman and found lot of similarities with the food preparation. During feast we used to sit together in a line in the ground and food used to serve. After offering to God people used to start and at the end people used get up together. Mishima culture is fantastic and the video captured the true unedited traditional version. Love it.

[@artisansakshimishra1662]

😊 hello I'm from uttarpradesh I'm also Mishra so from which gotra you're bhaiya I'm from uttarpradesh and I see that ki app bhi ho Mishra or mujhe ye dekhna h ki states ki diversity se kya hum ek hi kul ke to nhi h 😁😁may be bhaiya we both were from same kul

[@siddharthshankar1609]

Far away from the country, i feel more close to the culture. Bihar was never shown with this sophistication. Thanks Anubhav. You have raised the bar.

[@abhineet1984]

He is not showing rural Bihar hehehe.

[@abhishekraj4635]

@@abhineet1984 are pura bihar rural hi h

[@firdosebegum2986]

Hi

[@abhineet1984]

@@abhishekraj4635 sahi kaha aapne pura bihar rural hi hai.

[@abhishekraj4635]

@@abhineet1984 ha bhai

[@piyushbichakare5557]

What a knowledgeable person the person sitting near him. He told the entire history of mithila.

[@udbhavgaurang9768]

@Apjal Guruji stfu

[@PraveenKumar-vc3kw]

@Apjal Guruji whole world is cow belt cause cows are found in every continent.

[@r.kchoudhary1417]

@Apjal Guruji Feel pity for pseudocapitalist brainwashed people like you!

[@udbhavgaurang9768]

@Apjal Guruji tera daddy kon hai? Batau kya? Yaad dilau kya?

[@QueenGurmehar]

@Apjal Guruji Found the Dravidian idiot 😂

[@vivekjha173]

I am from this region of Bihar. Very informative video. The old man who is explaining about Mithila reminds me of a similar conversation I had with an old man in Mizoram who explained about the mizo people in detail. These people are real treasures of knowledge and talking with them and listening to their perspective is a treat indeed.

[@shreshth6841]

That old dadaji just gave me a glimpse of my childhood when my father used to take me to his village and I used to meet people like him in the exact same way he described to me about the village just got nostalgia 😊😌.

[@subhamdebroy7512]

Dil khush ho gaya ...unka atithi sewa dekh kar....love from bottom of my ❤️ heart.from tripura.

[@shibumishra85]

Thanks

[@ShubhamKumarspeed02]

Meri gf tripura kheyarpur ki h

[@yourselfme]

Come Bro In Darbhanga

[@NitishKumar-ij7vt]

भारत अगर पूरे दुनिया मे अगर अतिथि सत्कार के लिये जाना जाता हैं तो सिर्फ मिथिला बिहार के कारण अतिथि को आज भी भगवान मानते हैं यहाँ के लोग

[@amulcool7229]

This is what real Bihar is.... Way too different from the stereotypes Indians believe in

[@zeus13848]

I got tears. I am a bihari but didn't visited my hometown for a long time. I recall all my childhood memories, my people, my food,my language. Thank you very much 🙏

[@RANJANKUMAR-nb3pd]

or tum bachpan ki yad me mar bhi jana ,tumhe har chij ke liye time hai lekin ghar ,gao jane ke liye time nahi.

[@PraveenKumar-ko3xr]

@@RANJANKUMAR-nb3pd मैं बिहार के जमुई जिले का रहने वाला हूं।लेकिन 1970 में मेरा जन्म हवेली खड़गपुर अनुमंडल में हुआ था जोकि वर्तमान में बिहार के मुंगेर जिलान्तर्गत है।हवेली खड़गपुर दरभंगा नरेश के अधीन था।इसलिए मैं भी अपने-आपको मैथिल ही मानता हूं।मिथिलांचल विद्वानों की धरती है।वहां की शैव और शाक्त साधना तथा मधुबनी पेंटिंग विश्वप्रसिद्ध है।मेरे जीवन का एक सौभाग्य व सुखद संयोग यह भी है कि मेरा ससुराल भी मिथिलांचल (सुपौल) में ही पड़ता है।मिथिलांचल की धरती को मेरा शत-शत नमन्।🙏

[@RANJANKUMAR-nb3pd]

@@PraveenKumar-ko3xr LEKIN TUM JANE WALA BAT NAHI BATAYA.

[@PraveenKumar-ko3xr]

@@RANJANKUMAR-nb3pd तुम्हारी बात समझ में नहीं आ रही है।क्या जानना चाहते हो???

[@RANJANKUMAR-nb3pd]

@@PraveenKumar-ko3xr KAHNA YE HAI KI AAP KEVAL APNE YADO KO HI TAJA NAHI KARE, BALKI APNE GHAR SAMAJ SE BHI LAGAO RAKHE,AAP FURSAT KE ME JAYA BHI KARE.

[@cinephile9346]

I am a Karn Kayastha, and I feel proud to say that I belong to the Mithila culture.

[@karna_kayastha]

I am a Proud Maithil Karan Kayastha too - My mul gram is Keoti in Darbhanga and our ancestors were ruled Mithila for over 300 years (Karnat Dynasty Under king Nanyadev). I hope each Karna kayastha feels proud when they see this video. Much love to you brother.

[@ZENLEARNER...1]

Namastay bhai..:(I'm also Karn kayastha)🙋‍♂️ from Bihar..❤❤..Proud to be the part of this culture

[@1979jlr]

I am a Marathi person but today I proudly say our unity is diversity... jaihind

[@minalchavan3108]

Bharat has got such a rich culture... though I am not bihari, I feel proud of the culture and knowledge of these people

[@shibumishra85]

Thanks

[@anandvc7053]

I am surprised that the lunch course starts with rice ghee and dhall and ends with rice and curd. This is how we eat in the south too. So much unity in fundamentals!!

[@amareshmishra8154]

Rich culture

[@theexplorer1822]

Credits - Shankaracharya

[@subratamajumdar]

Dishes are same as Bengal. We bengali brahmin are also non-vegetarian like maithili brahmin.

[@arpanakumari45]

yes mithila has same tradition like ...

[@pranjalshandilya8923]

well actually south and east india has so much common in terms of culture and trenditions. If you ever get to visit any remote villages of bihar or bengal or in south india you will found that people fir sat on ground, wash their leaf plate and offers first bite to their lord and then start eating. The gratitude towards food is very much common in these areas.

[@asishkumarjha8928]

हमरा गर्व अछि की हमओ बिहार के मिथिला से अछि, सीतामढ़ी से। ❤️ Kudos to the whole team for promoting our Mithila region.. I got to learn many things from your videos which was very much worthy. I feel very proud that Our Bihar has still preserved our ancient cultures, traditions, relics etc and everyone should try to preserve it for further. ❤️ जय मिथिला।🚩 जय सियाराम। ❤️ भारत माता की जय। 🇮🇳

[@bbsr4185]

Muhn mein paani aa gaya mera yese khana dekh ke.🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤 Great glorious culture . Preserve this precious treasure my dear loving Bihari brothers and sisters . Lots of love from Odisha 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 Jay Jagannath 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@royaltiger79]

I'm from Odisha. Just saw this vdo I'm just wonder how diversity our India is. Dada ji Kya khub kahe" Har Char kadam main Pani badal jati aaur har Char kadam main Vani." Love my Hindustan. it's cultural, it's religion, Tradition, Custom make us more stronger than any other Country.

[@theabhi_shek]

It's kosh not kadam, ek kosh matlab 3 kilometer.

[@dramitjha2966]

I am from mithila region from nepal and i can proudly said you have covered foods of mithila so well .. This is dishes which we prepare in every house .. Unfortunately maithili dish are not found in menu of resturant of nepal and india .. After watching this i am planning in sometime to open a hotel which will serve exclusive mithila food ... Thank you for showing this 😄

[@manvirsingh7163]

amit jha go ahead brother put some effort and money and most important honesty. You have well executed plan

[@amitmishra8768]

I knew ur comment was on the way..😁😁

[@nkcinema350]

bhai india Bhi Nepal me hai according to your pm😢😢

[@prachipragya8410]

All the best for that..

[@bornfree3110]

@@nkcinema350 you r right.I hate him.He hates us the people of mithila in nepal...they call us dhoti

[@shivainspire2009]

I am from Hyderabad and I love the hospitality in Bihar is simply same to our south where people stop eating but the host won't stop feeding their guest. But I am surprised the way people are eating rasagullas OMG

[@kundanpanday1988]

literally crying 😢 Thanks for this brother man. From janakpur now in Australia love love..

[@aniruddhiyer2446]

the person telling about the origin of MITHILA is so very knowledgable. My head bows to his knowledge. Amazing.

[@monikd278]

🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@sulakshanajoshi9096]

I agree

[@educationalsito6911]

Yes sir

[@abdheshjha6169]

He is a Maithili language Poet.

[@merebankeybiharilal5m697]

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[@smarakjeetnayak2831]

I'm not from Bihar but after watching this i should go and experience the culture. Thanks for showing us the real culture of bihar. Thanks Anubhav Sir for this.

[@sankalpbhardwaj]

This is our Bihar!🥰

[@ww9904]

MITHILA ka sarvmany paahun=Shri ram chandra ji ...hum Maithil her paahun/atithi ko bhagwan hi maante hai...2'*2' par choki/charpai par pair haath dhulane se paahun ka swagat ka shuruaat hota hai ...jaate samay me paag dopta se vidai........

[@smarakjeetnayak2831]

@@sankalpbhardwaj will visit someday ♥️

[@DKSinha-gd1kp]

Aap kaha se ho sir?

[@smarakjeetnayak2831]

@@DKSinha-gd1kp Odisha se....Vahaan ka zayka bhi gazab h

[@sureshakrishna8839]

A few Dishes may vary(especially fish) but food serving ritual almost similar to Karnataka, Andhra, Tamil Nadu. After all we Indians are culturally, ethnically one and same.

[@bapparawal2457]

Ethnicity is not necessarily same. But civilization and culture is same.

[@santhoshrider7348]

But in south India, all the men and women are served similarly with Banana leaf. But in this video, men are served with banana leaf with saal leaf cups, whereas women are served only on saal leaf plates. It's a mild and soft gender discrimination.

[@ShivamKarn]

@@santhoshrider7348 In mithila people are served in banana leaf irrespective of their gender I don't know why didn't they served women in banana leaf in this video, maybe they ran out of banana leaves or I don't know I am kayastha and i can only tell about my traditions not sure about brahmans rituals.

[@ashutosh7720]

@@santhoshrider7348 😄, In Mithila, there is no such discrimination on gender basis, May be they ran out of banana leaf,

[@anupamyadav5038]

Bcoz Darbhanga Maharaj ancestors came from Karnataka.

[@sunita7171]

Being a Maithil Brahmin, I can totally relate this. I'm speechless. Even they haven't forget अमोठ, सक्रोरी। कोई ऐसा मिथिलांचल का पारम्परिक व्यंजन नहीं है जो छूट गया हो शायद। 🙏🏽

[@biplovkarna4219]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZWbk4eVnpmDetU

[@aadeshsingh9148]

I'm fortunate to have a maithili Brahmin gf

[@zawedansari5828]

This is My Bihar and I am Proud to be Bihari♥️

[@Princeraj-tb6ql]

hm log bihari ka bat hi kuchh aur hai bhai

[@acoolindian]

Very very impressed by this entire Bihar series... just wow

[@ekbihari2023]

We r the equal particpent in each part of dovelepement of our nation...

[@SatyamKumar-px1ch]

Yes Our Bihar is our pride

[@rajnishm9194]

Yes bro no doubt

[@amitjha8104]

कई और लोगो ने कोशिश की पर वे असल बिहार नही दिखा पाए । आपका कार्य सराहनीय है जो आपने बिहार के मिथिलांचल को एक सही रूप में प्रस्तुत किया। कोटि कोटि धन्यवाद 👌💐

[@konakondalakathyayani4042]

By watching this episode I realized how rich is India in its culture and traditions. This is one of the best food series ❤️

[@supratimghosh6020]

Literally identical to bengal!!!!! No wonder these two are sister cultures ❤

[@manishgohil6481]

What a video sir I am from mumbai and I am gujrati first time Bihari food dekha itna versatile superb kya baat hai 👏👏❤

[@RajtoshJha]

This is the first real attempt to showcase maithili food and culture on this platform by anyone. Thanks for introducing our food and culture to youtube community.Best wishes and Love from Janakpurdham, Nepal

[@theexplorer1822]

Jai mithila

[@ajayraina8478]

Look at this guy, see the heritage & how food got delivered out of it……Most of the times we talk about teaching our kids the culture, but, we miss our generation has skipped it altogether……. In my bucket list on top now.

[@karna_kayastha]

I am a Proud Maithil Karan Kayastha - My mul gram is Keoti in Darbhanga and our ancestors were ruled Mithila for over 300 years (Karnat Dynasty Under king Nanyadev). I hope each Karna kayastha feels proud when they see this video.

[@rakeshkumarshah62]

The old man 10:55 he knows so much about the region's past. Huge respect for grandpa.

[@raghavthakur404]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnXSg41ojLWhnM0 Mithila mandir

[@23goutammitra]

I have worked in Mithila for 4 years, excellent food and hospitality always extended to me ! I still have friends there even after 30 years I have left Bihar! Such nice food and people . Maithili people are highly educated and very brilliant, many of my friends cracked in Indian Administrative service and many working abroad in very high position. Traveled all over Mithilanchal in Bihar and Nepal. Mithilanchal can do wonders and progress if Annual Floods controlled , which prevents any industry or big investment to come in Mithila.

[@devgupta8815]

The terrain of Mithila ( flat plains at the bottom of the Himalayas ) makes it vulnerable to floods. But given the rotten administration in Patna the best option for Mithila is self help. To mitigate the annual floods the people of Mithila must pick up Picks and Shovels and contour the land so there are high spots at regular intervals ( every km ? ) where they can take refuge during floods but more importantly also dig deep wells in between where the excess water during Monsoons can collect for later use. Would not just mitigate the floods but also improve annual crop yield by providing irrigation during Dry Season.

[@anilsinha4968]

I had the good fortune to visit Sitamarhi a non descript town in Bihar. I saw one colony where mostly doctors resided. Barring one or two among 50 all were either MRCS or FRCS. God knows if they lived there .

[@shibumishra85]

Thanks

[@raghavthakur404]

Mithila mandir kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnXSg41ojLWhnM0

[@23goutammitra]

@@raghavthakur404 Thanks for sending this link. I have visited Madhubani regularly for 4 years. And on other occasions

[@dhritimankakati9483]

I hail from Barpeta region of Assam. My family tree details says our early ancestors came here from west. Now I think they must have come from Mithila region. Culinary process and dishes are surprisingly similar.

[@vibesrise8428]

I am also from Assam.

[@mist383]

Are you a Kamrupi brahmin brother? Ancestors of Kamrupi Brahmins were Maithil Brahmins. That's why I'm asking.

[@sulusukta3935]

@@mist383 I'm a gayawal brahmin , living in delhi.... I don't much about my roots but my grandfather used to say we came from madhubani Or sitamadhi 600-700 yrs agoa.. But Our gaur is maithil .. We follow dvait vedant and madhva vaishnav sampraday

[@mist383]

@@sulusukta3935 Then perhaps your ancestors were Maithil brahmins and so are you, although only partly. Sampradaya might have change in such a long time, most Maithil Brahmins belong to the Shakta sampradaya but there are few Vaishnavas as well.

[@sulusukta3935]

@@mist383 may be, we follow uttradi math of madhvacharya,....our community of brahmins consider themselves as the most superior brahman who have the rights of shradh karm and maintainer of vishnupad mandir , gayaji..... We r called as pandas.. Actually 60% of gayawal r maithil, 20℅ would be utkala rest are mix some are nagar, some are kanyakubj,

[@ambikanandjhaa]

There are so many programs on TV and on Net ,however this is definitely among the best- capturing the essence of Mithila including food ,culture , spontaneity , humour and a generous hospitality of Maithils …without adding artificiality. Many thanks for this wonderful program.

[@nehamishra4739]

I loved it finally someone covered the Mithila culture in the most authentic way ❤🧡💛💛💛 'And bhoj dekh k to muh main pani hi aa gya ' 🙈🙈

[@anj10]

It's lockdown in BIHAR now and my moth is watering

[@nehamishra4739]

same here can't even go because of the pandemic circumstance

[@nehamishra4739]

Are akhan ta mausamo bad nik chai gaon main

[@nehamishra4739]

@@shivamchaudhary7726 Darbhanga district , Kachua chakauti

[@nehamishra4739]

@@shivamchaudhary7726 hum ta Delhi main rahai chi ta hamro lel ahan k gam k naam nya i

[@Dk-fu9sk]

Speechless, my eyes became full of tears to watch a social gathering with traditional bihari bhoj specially from mithlanchal.

[@satyajitrout5832]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqbYmXmeiaaHnpI

[@SahilThakur-nk4zs]

Bhai ye to ghr ka h Gau k bhoj me 150-200 ek sath ese hi khate h

[@shalinikarna9680]

I'm Nepali but maithili eastern part of Nepal currently living in USA. I miss these food....Really feels so good to see these cuisines....

[@sridhars548]

I'm from Karnataka, I love this culture...😋😘🥰

[@amrendraajay2382]

आपका अब तक का बेस्ट,,,, इतना तो हम भी नही जानते थे बिहार से होने के बावजूद। एकदम दिल खुश कर दिया आपने। आपने बिहार को जितना समझा,, उतना आज तक किसी ने नही दिखाया।। लोग तो मुँह उठा के बिहार आते हैं,, और सत्तू से शुरू कर लिट्टी चोखा तक मे पूरा बिहार समेट देते हैं। आपने कमाल कर दिया। बहुत बहुत आभार आपका।❤️

[@HimanshuShekhar1]

I was born in Darbhanga in 1978, came to America in 1997 and have been living here since. Your videos about Bihar brings me back home. Thank you so much.

[@zeeshansiddique3810]

You should have watch Swedes movie

[@TheChaoticOne9]

@@zeeshansiddique3810 Swades*

[@himanshujha9878]

Just wondering by any chance, were you in delhi during your student days with someone from Supaul??

[@HimanshuShekhar1]

@@himanshujha9878 Nope, that doesn't fit my description.

[@rameshkhanorkar2253]

I am proud of the rich heritage and traditions of India. Thanks!

[@piyushyuvraj8610]

Mithila is the rich culture in itself ❤ jai Ho Sita Maiya ki sitaram❤❤

[@lokesh11351]

No other food blogger has captured this real essence of Mithila food. This is the celebration of Mithila's culinary tradition in true sense!! Love from Samastipur, Bihar ❤️❤️

[@onlyz1479]

Believe me after 100years this would be a valuable archive of information.

[@sachintripathi7561]

I am from Deoria district (Uttar Pradesh) but after looking at this video there is no difference in civilization either it is Deoria or Darbhanga, Love 💕💕💕💕💕 from Deoria Uttar Pradesh.

[@sharecare9432]

i am from Nepal.i enjoyed a lot by this amazing video ...i can all the food are delicious 🤗🤗wow mithila food of bihar🤩🤩🤗🤗

[@riteshraina2804]

India is truly Culturally rich and diverse..Such earthy feel to this video..People in general are so warm.PROUD TO BE AN INDIAN. LOVE FROM JAMMU AND KASHMIR.

[@FactCheckTV18]

Love from mithila

[@twelfthlife]

Watching this I am crying from inside.. so beautiful our Bharat.. I miss my village (in Kerala)

[@RahulKumar-py1fm]

👍👍

[@DipanjanPaul]

Bengali language is written in Tirhuta script, which was formed in Mithila region. Sadly Maithili language today is written mostly in Devanagari script, not in Tirhut script

[@Mahakaal165]

गजब ❤️ धन्य है मिथिला की नगरी और वहा के लोग हमे भी मिथिला जाने का सौभाग्य मिला था इतना प्रेम था उस खाने में शब्दो में बताया नही जा सकता इतना खाना मैने अपने जीवन में नही खाया था जितना वहा खाया⚔️ जय जय सिया राम ⚔️🙏🙏

[@nikhilbhargav2242]

के के मिथिला के छियाअ हाथ उठाबु जे मिथिला 🔴

[@insanerockky1430]

🙋

[@prateek89anand]

🤞

[@3apverma3383]

Ham hu mithila k basi xi

[@csinews]

Hum bhi

[@mdshadabanwer3150]

✋🤟

[@raksha2978]

After seen this Vedio ....I am missing my village....who els with me are Missing Bihar and proudly say that they are(Bihari)..

[@vidyanandsharma2655]

Same is here

[@anjanaverma2564]

मिथिला का कैथी भाषा भी बहुत प्रसिद्ध था।कैथी लिपि भी मेरे बाबूजी लिखते थे बोलते भी थे।पहले जमीन का कागज भी कैथी में ही लिखा रहता था

[@abhishekjha2385]

I'm proud to be a Bihari.

[@mrityunjayghosh4472]

I really feel proud by seeing the rich heritage, rituals and very proud too by being named as Bihari. Jay bihar.

[@FactCheckTV18]

I am proud to be maithil.

[@pushkarbadhe]

this atmosphere is so mesmerizing and soothing, i am born and brought in pune, we live a very practical life here with boundaries to socialism, my parents hail from vidharbha and gondia which is on mp border, its the same scenario where unable to know who the family member and neighbor thanx a lot of creating this video i no need to leave pune

[@bankobandula]

kasam se Assam se bol raha hu. Bihar Zindabad. Kya episode hai yaar. Aaj pata chala hum jo kitabo me oardhtevhai wo galat hai. Jai Bihar Jai jai Bharat. Rona aa gaya yaar. Koi to khila do taar Bihar ka khana.

[@ajeetkumarjha6734]

This is our rich mithila culture and cusines for you guys. First time someone covered and explored our culture and cuisines so beautifully. Thank you Aubhuv sir and Delhifoodwalks. 💓

[@priyathakur3762]

True

[@rajnishm9194]

Meri aankhen nam ho gai

[@rajnishm9194]

Kitne lovely people h yaar I love bihar and culture

[@shivanijha4295]

Sooo true!!!

[@world2368]

जैसे भारत विविधता से भरा हुआ है वैसे ही अपना बिहार भाषा, संस्कृति, खान पान विविधता से समृद्ध हैं..... प्यारा बिहार हमरा बिहार

[@anilkumarpandey3357]

Kuchh bhukhhad v hai

[@adityathakur2352]

@@anilkumarpandey3357 vo har jagah hote hain , main bhi hun 🤣🤣🤣😂😂

[@anilkumarpandey3357]

Political baani nahi bolo g

[@SatyamKumar-px1ch]

Jai Bihar

[@srikarbeechu]

I really feel pity for those 1.4K dislikers, come on guys if you cannot appreciate such rooted, native, heartful and mind you knowledgeable informative people! I wonder what will you ever appreciate! Anubhav Ji you are doing great job covering such small villages and getting to cover such warm people :-) wonderful hospitality!

[@vikrantthapa2527]

Aaj maine alag hi Bihar dekha hai .......I wish I also get to visit Bihar and see Mithali food and culture and what a lovely feeling they have for Lord Ram and Mother Sita.

[@0509205346]

Love from Tamil Nadu🙏

[@SatyamKumar-px1ch]

❤️🇮🇳🙏🏼 Love you back from Mithila Bihar

[@0509205346]

@@Meditationmonkmusic476 Sure bro. All these guys are like my family & relatives. I really liked the food & the people.

[@gunofgamer6432]

I am from muzaffarpur bihar

[@RajKumar-ek4rg]

धन्यवाद जी🙏

[@khanfamily95]

That is my ancestral land .My great grandfather was taken away by the British as a young boy to work on their sugar cane plantations across 7 seas . He came from Bihar . No wonder I love bhaigan choka. Now I reside in new Zealand hopefully one day I can walk on those land of my forefathers.

[@shahjahanakhtar1553]

Welcome brother.

[@nadeemakhtar84]

I got the same wish.

[@bluthardt7363]

Aaja.. kahiyo ticket kra la aa bihar ke dharti aa aapn purkha puraniya log k dharti k darshan kar la

[@merebankeybiharilal5m697]

Mithila best video kzbin.infoAogtrsFUW2w?feature=share

[@biplovkarna4219]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZWbk4eVnpmDetU

[@catsaremyworld]

What a diverse country i live in

[@shahjahanakhtar1553]

After watching,I m missing my samastipur.😭😭😭😭 Love mithlanchal❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@chaitanyajha5547]

I am a Maithil living in Prayagraj. To see on KZbin, what I have for breakfast,lunch and dinner, was an enthralling experience. Thank you Sapra Sahab for bringing to light the culture and cuisine of Mithila.

[@fashionstudioPFE]

Loved this video. Im from south india . I never comment on KZbin. But this video made me ....to comment...i appreciate your efforts . Convey our regards to the family members Mithila.

[@kislay1418]

Me on behalf of every Maithil people open heartedly welcome you. जय हिन्द 🇮🇳🇮🇳जय मिथिला, जय महारास्ट्र 🚩🚩

[@nidhithakur4684]

❤️

[@himans7829]

Rasgulli or Rasgulla So funny and amazing Love from RAJASTHAN JAI MAHARANA PRATAP JI

[@vidoolanagawa5367]

Big thnks to this very knowledgeable video...feeling Proud ....of Bihari culture ...love and respect from Bihari of Mauritius...🙏🙏🙏

[@ayanchatterjee9782]

I'm from Bengal. After watching this video I came to know that we the Bengalis have much common with the culture especially food habit of people of Mithilanchal. Bengali language also came from Prakrit language.. Vidyapati is being read and taught in our language, too. I am extremely impressed with the poet, honourable Jayprapkashji..and the person introducing him to the anchor.. Salute for making this nice video.

[@mukulanand5314]

Just use the word Mithila, there is no 'anchal' there. :)

[@satyajitrout5832]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqbYmXmeiaaHnpI

[@ClickAhed]

Right said. Also we worship Goddess Durga" Bhagwati" Also Orissa is also similar to mithila

[@foodblogger-2]

Yes , some foods are common.

[@nathlaks1]

Agree.. Maithila is isotope of great Bengali culture ..love from Mithila

[@pardeepkumar4050]

100/100 marks and salute to ladies who cooked the entire meal with lots of love 😍🥰❤❤

[@saurabh2171]

This is the best culture and tradition across the world.Mithila is the land of devine rituals and the language is as sweet as the people.Mithila is paradise for me. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@vikrant5770]

The sweetest accent ever heard "maithili" Haaye kitna pyara lagta h sunne me 😍😍

[@EasyCookingWithKiran]

हम अपन बिहारी होइ पर पर गर्व करइ छि, धन्य अय मिथिलांचल और धन्य अय एतअ के सभ्यता और संस्कृति 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@satyajitrout5832]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqbYmXmeiaaHnpI

[@nishantkashyap3426]

Suwarga sa sundar mithila dham 🤗

[@Tomarsatypal]

बिल्कुल सही कहा आपने

[@anilkumarpandey3357]

Aur flood,,corona,,system pe garb na karaichhi ki

[@dharmenderkumar-os4ne]

Hammu kri chiie

[@skj84]

I have been coming back to this video again again.. This is legendary I'm a Maithil from Madhubani living in Bangalore..This Reminds me of my native culture like no other Thanks for this Saurabh Jha

[@snehas5009]

My Mithila ❤

[@priyanshubhaibhav1442]

I was smiling throughout this video, it took me all the way back to my aangan where we use to arrange the bhoj ( as we call it in Mithilanchal) and then enjoying that.

[@kannanambady5145]

Respect from Kerala 🌻never seen bihar so naturally

[@shubhamrathour5651]

Come to Bihar

[@GopalKumar-cq8uh]

Kavi aayea Bihar.. 💞

[@SatyamKumar-px1ch]

Love you back ❣️

[@raw.voicee]

We culturely looking same.

[@RajKumar-ek4rg]

जी धन्यवाद🙏

[@sajidiqbal2389]

The host who was sitting beside our foodie, is such a knowledgeable person..! 🔥🔥

[@numitatamang4345]

Yes he is very genius person

[@satyajeetsatya3761]

Yes,he has written 30 books in Maithili.

[@PRASHANTKUMAR_20]

Actually he is one of the famous personality in mithilanchal...

[@PraveenKumar-vc3kw]

@Apjal Guruji negativity k alawa kuch aata h dimag me tere?

[@pchoudhary]

Janak ji and Manikant ji are gems.Feel great to have personally known them both.

[@Rishabh4usharma]

I am watching this episode for 4th or 5th time.. Its a masterpiece.. Thanks for showing Mithila's rich culture, simple and so down to earth people, and amazing food.

[@MukeshSingh-bo9bd]

Bihar has great warmth to receive guests... rich tradition of food. and high respect for Damaad. Mithila tops that chart. After the kinds of receiving Bhagwan Ram and Raja Dashrath got in those days..... it became a culture. Excellent ..

[@asadfiroz2343]

मैं सीवान ज़िले से हूं, लेकिन आज पता चला कि बिहार कि पहचान तो मिथिला से ही है 👏👏

[@DEEPAKKUMAR-ws6eb]

हां सच?

[@dk8651]

Bihar ko pahchan bhojpuri, magahi aur mithila se hai

[@user-rg8794rr]

Mithila is a kingdom where Maithili Sita was born and it transcends beyond roughly 10000+ years.

[@maithiligeetmithila344]

@ Asad Firoj Wow!

[@Fakeboybgmi]

ham mithila ke hi hai mithlanchan brahman

[@suparnadutta1792]

I started following you when you didn't have 1k followers 😃 I must say you are not only a food vlogger. You are the best rich indian culture vlogger 😃

[@lakshmivishwanathan1909]

The poet explains mithila culture so well. It was a pleasure to listen. Food is so healthy, tasty, and simple. Very nice and informative video. So nice to see all enjoying and savouring the food!

[@riyagupta6863]

love to watch your videos sir you are soo grounded and best part is to know other communities culture, love and their dishes..god bless you..with love from kumaun, Uttarakhand