From food to films, Anil Aggarwal’s rapid-fire with Khan sir

Anil Agarwal, Chairman of Vedanta Resources and Founder of Anil Agarwal Foundation, has shared a short clip from his recent appearance on the podcast KGS Talks, hosted by teacher Khan Sir.

The clip features a rapid-fire segment built around questions about cities, food and movies.

What Anil Aggarwal said in his post on X

agarwal posted the video on X on Tuesday, calling the conversation “interesting” and saying some of the questions were simple while others made him stop and smile. He said such moments sometimes create space for introspection.

Patna or Mumbai? Litti-chokha or vada pav?
This rapid-fire part with Khan Sir was very interesting.
He saw some questions, and some forced him to smile.

Sometimes such moments provide an opportunity to face oneself.

Watch the entire conversation on YouTube. pic.twitter.com/foiYeo0yEl

– Anil Agarwal (@AnilAgarwal_Ved) 26 December 2025

What is Khan sir’s rapid-fire round with Anil Agarwal cover

The segment starts with Khan sir asking Aggarwal to choose between Ganga Ghat in Patna and Marine Drive in Mumbai.

agarwal Laughed before answering. He said he grew up around the Ganga and learned to swim there, whereas Marine Drive was a place where he could only ‘look’ and not go inside due to the salt water. He chose Patna.

After this came the food. Asked to choose between Litti Chokha and Vada Pav, Agarwal chose Litti Chokha without any hesitation.

Films followed. He said that he likes Bollywood and still watches Hindi films.

“Music or food?” Khan Sir asked. The Vedanta Resources chairman chose music – although he joked that he couldn’t sing without eating.

The tone of the last question changed. Success or peace in business? He chose success.

Then came a personal matter – who was he more afraid of, his wife or his granddaughter.

“These days,” he said, “my granddaughter.”

You can watch the full episode here.

KGS Talks is a long-running interview and discussion podcast hosted by Khan Sir, who is known for mixing serious questions with casual conversation and humour.

The guests are from education, public life, culture and business. Agarwal’s appearance was based on the same pattern – structured conversation first, followed by a light rapid-fire close.