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November 02, 2025

RJ Anmol is conspicuously Indian in his taste of food, unlike other celebrities who are into other cuisines like Chinese, Italian, Thai, etc. Serve him da/-chawal for dinner, and he is a happy man. Ask him if he is a foodie, and he reveals, “By the way, people don't know this, but Amrita is quite a foodie, much more than | am.”

- Anita Raheja

Foods which I avoid: Any food that gives me acidity because it affects my throat and my voice. I avoid oily and spicy food.

Foods I consciously have: I make sure I have cold milk before I sleep. Also sunflower seeds, dates, et al. These are an important part of my daily routine — and of course water. I’m still lagging behind on that front; I have to buckle up on my water intake.

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