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One Take Media Co -Cooking with a Global Twist.
MUMBAI: Today this is not limited to men only, its’ true for everyone. Food is a beautiful experience if you have felt it correctly. Good food creates memories, forges friendships, and makes the heart grow fonder, and makes for good dinner table conversations.
One Take Media Co (OTMC) is happy to present the Indian style cooking recipes with a global twist.OTMC is one of the leaders in providing Value Added Services to DTH, OTT, Telecom and Cable industries. The Services offered includes kids animated content, Celebrity chef based cooking shows and Hollywood Movies.
OTMC has more than 2000+ recipes compiled under various categories of cooking menu includes“Table Top Shot” short non verbalvideos suitable for global foodies.
“ The Great Indian Global Kitchen” and other celebrity chef based shows are created by OTMC’s in-house production team and under its own IP.India's Top Celebrity Chefs likeVicky Ratnani, Harpal Singh, NileshLImaye, Ajay Chopra, Aditya Bal , Kunal Kapoor,Joey Matthews, Seema Chandra and Bhairav Singh have come together to create and bring to you a range of Globally most desiredrecipes. These celebrity chefs names do not require any introduction. They are big names in their own fields.
Each Episode has been designed specially keeping the viewer’s choices on food in mind. Every recipe is helmed by a different star chef from India and abroadwho takes the audience on a gastronomical journey .They take a humble, home grown Indian dish and elevate it to new heights by adding an international twist. The resulting dish is absolutely novel and since it all begins from an original Indian dish, all recipes are within easy reach of the audiences as they do not involve exotic ingredients buy only a dash of ingenuity, a pinch of creativity and oodles of passion.
As rightly said, Cooking is an art. The process of preparing a meal is creative, therapeutic and is a gift to those you share the meal with.
The OTMC recipes will enable you to cook Top of the World Restaurant like fine dine food at home. It also educates you about how to do the fine dine plating. Simplified step-by-step procedures in videos & text guide you to make your favorite recipe without any complexity.
The recipes have been categoried as Veg, Non-Veg, Jain Food, Snack n starters, Soups n Salads, Main course, desserts, and festival foods. So it’s easy to get hold of any recipes you want.
Currently, OTMC has been giving its cooking contents to various OTT Apps globally and its contentis most sought after. OTMC is also running it’s SVOD services on Dish Tv, Airtel Digital TV, d2h, Nepal Dish Home, In digital Cable, Nxt HITS, and OTT Apps of global telecom players. OTMC cooking shows have been superhit on Viacom Colors-Rishtey in USA, UK and Latin American Market.
DimpyKhera, Director One Take Media Co said, "Culinary experiences are a vital part of Indian preferences and is the seed of our foray into developing cookery-based content. The new-age inventive menus are aspirational and attract an audience that want some familiarity of flavours but with a twist to make it “cool”. We are happy to present the mesmerizing experience of cooking to our audiences”
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Buffett bets on The New York Times, cuts Amazon stake
Berkshire invests $352 million in NYT, trims tech, and backs insurance, energy and consumer stocks.
OMAHA: Warren Buffett is famously a creature of habit, but his latest portfolio shake-up suggests even the world’s most patient investor knows when to change the channel. In a move that has sent the media world into a frenzy, Berkshire Hathaway has officially checked into The New York Times while largely checking out of Amazon.
Buffett’s firm snapped up roughly 5.1 million shares in The New York Times Company, a stake valued at a cool $352 million. The Buffett effect was immediate: shares in the publishing giant jumped more than 10 per cent as investors scrambled to follow the leader.
While Buffett offloaded his traditional local newspapers back in 2020, this isn’t a nostalgic trip to the printing press. The New York Times is now a digital powerhouse, fueled by a buffet of subscriptions covering everything from breaking news to Wordle and recipes. It seems the sage of Omaha still has an appetite for businesses with pricing power and a loyal following.
Berkshire slashed its holdings in Amazon by nearly 75 per cent during the final quarter of the year. Once a rare foray into the world of big tech for Buffett, the firm now holds a relatively modest 2.3 million shares. The pruning did not stop there, as other household names also saw a haircut. Apple was reduced to a 1.5 per cent position, while Bank of America was trimmed to 7.1 per cent, signalling a broader pullback from some of its large financial and technology bets.
So, where is the money going? It appears Buffett is heading back to basics, favoring sectors that can weather a storm. Berkshire boosted its positions in Chubb, doubling down on the steady world of insurance; Chevron, fueling up on energy; and Domino’s Pizza, a classic consumer bet that delivers even when the economy doesn’t.
By pivoting toward resilient industries and subscription-heavy media, Berkshire is returning to its roots: finding companies that people simply cannot live without, whether they are hungry for a slice of pepperoni or the morning headlines.
