Biryani is one dish which has its own passionate fan following. The many kinds of biryani from various regions of India have their own unique features, and are often found being the subject of many heated debates on social media. Earlier this year, Twitter witnessed a raging discussion around which Biryani is the best – with people rooting for popular regional versions such as Hyderabadi and Lucknowi biryani. There are also many takers for the Kolkata version of the Biryani as well as the Malabar or Kerala one.

A similar storm around biryani is now brewing again, thanks to a hoarding display outside a Pune restaurant. The display describes the ‘Biryani Policy’ of the restaurant, and due to its highly contentious descriptions, it is now being circulated widely all over social media. Take a look:

Let the Games begin – pic.twitter.com/GrCEk59MsR

— saliltripathi (@saliltripathi) July 2, 2020

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“All types of biryanis other than Hyderabadi Biryani will be referred to as pulao. Bombay and Pakistani biryani henceforth will be strictly called as Mutton masala rice,” read the Biryani Policy of the restaurant. Further, the display took a dig on the Kolkata biryani, saying, “Calling anything with aloo is illegal. Any rice potato mix will henceforth be called Batata wada rice.”

The controversial hoarding found its way to Twitter after being shared on Reddit and WhatsApp too. Some Twitterati did not find the description to their liking as it looked down upon every other Biryani other than the Hyderabadi one. Others, however, felt that the post was the bitter truth that needed to be said. Here are some of the reactions:

About time, Hyderabad (#Biryani), India.
h/t @samar11pic.twitter.com/McNQfZaU8f

— Raju Narisetti (@raju) July 1, 2020

a declaration of war https://t.co/l7PxHCNndt

— KAMLESH SINGH / BANA (@kamleshksingh) July 1, 2020

Let you live in your own cocoon,Hydrabadi! :-). There are great varieties such as Dindigul Briyani available outside your field of view . Come visit Dindigul once.

— Tamilr (@TamilR) July 2, 2020

Games? This is might lead to internecine battles! ????

— Subhash Rai (@onlinejourno) July 2, 2020

Bring it on! Nothing beats the sofistiketed, aromatic Lucknow biryani!

— Citizen!!!???????????????????? (@Amatur_Rahman1) July 2, 2020

This will start the civil war India is waiting for

— saliltripathi (@saliltripathi) July 2, 2020

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