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Published By : Tuhina Sahoo
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Mumbai, Mar 7: The latest season of MasterChef India concluded with a thrilling grand finale, as Nagpur brothers Vikram and Ajinkya Gandhe were crowned winners, lifting the coveted trophy and earning the prestigious Golden Apron.

The finale was graced by celebrated chefs Sanjeev Kapoor, Vikas Khanna, Ranveer Brar, and Kunal Kapur, who witnessed the duo’s triumphant moment. This season featured a unique format, beginning with 50 pairs from across India, each bringing their personal bond and culinary heritage to the MasterChef kitchen.

Chef Sanjeev Kapoor expressed pride in the season, saying: “This season reflects a confident, forward-moving India, ambitious and proud of its roots. Contestants aren't just showcasing skills, but also representing their states, hometowns, and culinary heritage. This time, India gets not one, but two winners rising together from this incredible platform.”

Chef Vikas Khanna added, “Every winner carries the MasterChef legacy forward. I truly hope Vikram and Ajinkya continue to shine and inspire many more.”

Chef Ranveer Brar described MasterChef India as more than work, calling it family, and praised the brothers’ performance: “Vikram and Ajinkya proved that with every dish, the best always wins.”

Chef Kunal Kapur lauded the season as “one of the finest,” highlighting the talent, creativity, and resilience of the contestants. He said, “I have seen the grit in Vikram and Ajinkya's eyes, and that determination has rightfully earned them this victory. I feel immensely proud to have been part of a journey that celebrated such extraordinary passion and excellence.”

The brothers’ victory marks a memorable moment in MasterChef India’s legacy, celebrating teamwork, family bonds, and culinary brilliance on a national stage.