56 PLATES OF RAJASTHAN
The Dadi Pariwar USA “Chhappan Bhog” laid out for the public to feast at the Sunnyvale Temple, Dec. 6. (All photos: Vansh A. Gupta | Siliconeer)
A young devotee eagerly helps with setting up the plates.
Devoted couple participating in the “Chhappan Bhog.”
A devotee participating in the “Chhappan Bhog.”
Devoted couple participating in the “Chhappan Bhog.”
The “Chappan Bhog” being presented to Rani Sati Dadi.
Dance to Rajasthani songs is a ritual at the Dadi Pariwar USA events.
Devotees attend Rani Sati Dadi puja at Sunnyvale Hindu Temple, Dec. 6.
Rajasthani deities at Sunnyvale Hindu Temple, (l-r): Khatu Ke Shyam Ji, Rani Sati Dadi, and Salasar Ke Balaji.
“Chhappan Bhog thalis” or plates loaded with 56 varieties of food.
Devotees at Sunnyvale Temple attending the Dadi Pariwar USA “Chhappan Bhog.”
Satnam Singh performs.
Dadi Pariwar USA president Sudha R. Gupta.
Imagine 56 different dishes served right in front of you, consisting of a variety of sides, hors d’oeuvres, main course, and desserts. Dadi Pariwar USA members were able to portray this extravagant showcase of food at the Sunnyvale Hindu Temple, in their annual “Chhappan Bhog” (56 food items) function, Dec. 6. Vansh A. Gupta was there and presents glimpses of the enthusiastic devotees serving Hindu deities and the public with a variety of traditional Indian cuisine. (Community, #SunnyvaleHinduTemple, #DadiPariwarUSA, #RaniSatiDadi, #Siliconeer, @Siliconeer, #Rajasthan)
