The second part of Ajay Devgan’s hit film ‘De De Pyaar De’ is going to be released on 20th December. This could be one of the last big films of this year. The trailer of the film has been liked. People’s excitement has also increased.

Ajay Devgan is the only star who has released the most number of sequels post Covid. The box office collection of all these films may put them in the category of flop, average or superhit, but all of them had a decent opening.

How many sequels has Ajay Devgan given post Covid?

Now in such a situation, it is hoped that ‘De De Pyaar De 2’ will maintain this record. It will not only be successful but can also break the records of some of Ajay Devgan’s last 4 sequels released post Covid. You can see the list of all these films and their opening day box office collection below.

• Singham Again- 43.70 crores
• Raid 2- 19.71 crores
• Drishyam 2- 15.38 crores
• Son of Sardar 2- 7.25 crores

Will ‘De De Pyaar De 2’ beat ‘Son of Sardar 2’?

The collection of the films given above clearly shows that the opening day earnings of Ajay Devgan’s last sequel ‘Son of Sardar 2’ were weaker than his other 3 sequels. In such a situation, fans are hopeful that the sequel of 2019 hit film ‘De De Pyaar De’ will leave ‘Son of Sardar 2’ behind.

Expectations also seem to be rising from the trailer of the film. The presence of experienced actors like R Madhavan and Ajay Devgan and love with a long age gap and a dose of comedy were all visible in the few-minute trailer.

If we talk about the trailer alone, then getting 40 million views in just a few hours shows that it has already created hype for the film. How the box office collection of the film will be, will be known only when the film is released, but till then there is still more hype to be created about the film, which can definitely break the record of ‘Son of Sardar 2’.

It is a rainy season, cold winter evening, office fatigue or fun with friends and party, samosa is our hunger -erase favorite snack on every occasion which everyone likes. When a crispy samosa comes out with hot tea, a different joy is felt. But do you know where did this our beloved samosa come from? And were potatoes filled in it from the beginning? Most of us believe that Samosa is a traditional Indian snack, but Samosa is not a traditional snack of India. So let us know which country Samosa came to India and what was filled before potato in it.

From which country did Samosa come to India?

Samosa actually came to India from Iran and Middle East i.e. Middle East countries. There it was called Sambusak or Sambusaj. This name became a samosa in India over time. The oldest mention of Samosa is mentioned by the 11th century famous Iranian historian Abul Fazal Behaki in his book Date-e-Bahki. He wrote that a salty dish was introduced in the royal court of the Ghaznavi Empire, in which mince (meat) and dry fruits were filled. The samosa was then not fried, but was baked on the fire. Its test was royal and it was made for special people.

What was filled before potato in samosas?

Between the 13th and 14th centuries, when traders from Central Asia and Muslim ruler came to India, Samosa had also stepped into India. Writers like Amir Khusro and Ibn Batuta have also mentioned samosas in their articles. Ibn Batuta told that Samosa was a famous snack in the court of Mohammed bin Tughlaq. Gradually, this dish spread to different parts of India, and people started making changes in it in their own way.

Actually, potato was not from India, Portuguese brought it to India in the 16th century. Earlier, meat, nuts or vegetables were filled in samosas. When potatoes became popular in India, people started filling spicy potatoes and peas instead of meat in samosas. This new Indian samosa was very much liked among the common people. And today the samosa with potato has become the most common and famous version.

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