WATCH: Madhuri Dixits Son Arin shares food challenge at college, says 'delivery fees are ridiculous'

When you are living abroad alone, it is natural for your guardian to worry about your eating habits and lifestyle. Things don’t appear to be any different between Bollywood superstar Madhuri Dixit and her husband Dr Shriram Nene, whose son Arin Nene ) is studying in the United States. Arin is currently studying at the University of Southern California. In a new video on Dr Nene’s YouTube channel, Arin details his student life and how he handles everyday tasks such as cooking his own meals.

Arin shared with fans that he moved into a home shared with friends and no longer lives on campus. He added that food has been one of his “biggest challenges”. Speaking of the same thing, he said, “I just went from going to the cafeteria to cooking for myself, which was a blessing and a curse. I found myself not having enough time to cook for myself, so only then did I need to order .ordering is not the best option as their delivery fees are a bit ridiculous. cooking It’s been great for myself. It gives me the opportunity to experiment and come up with recipes that I really like. He also added that he can sometimes do groceries for a week or two.

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In a previous video in July this year, Allin spoke about studying at university in the age of Covid-19. He said, “For the food, we have our own meal plan and we have access to the cafeteria which is open for quite a long time. I would say from 6:30 am to 9 pm to 10 pm so you can go in and have a meal , and then, in return, go to the buffet. It’s a great setup and it works really well,” adding that the food was good.

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Allin also said that when his schedule caused him to miss cafeteria time, he would order or eat at restaurants. The third option is “Go and have a bowl of ramen and hot water”. As Madhuri Dixit laughed, Arin added that cup noodles really helped “save a college student”.