Indian chess GM Praggnanandhaa R recently swapped his chessboard for a dosa tawa, showcasing his culinary skills in a lighthearted moment with his coach. The young prodigy, known for his strategic brilliance, tried his hand at making dosas, proving his versatility extends beyond the 64 squares.
Praggnanandhaa’s Dosa Adventure Goes Viral
Coach Ramachandran Ramesh shared a playful snapshot on X (formerly Twitter), capturing Praggnanandhaa’s first attempt at preparing the South Indian delicacy. “First time R Praggnanandhaa is learning to make dosa at my cost. To be honest, he got better with each attempt,” Ramesh wrote. He humorously added, “Rendu dosa suda suda parcel,” meaning “Two hot dosas for takeaway.”
The post quickly gained traction, with fans applauding the 19-year-old’s effort. One user joked, “Not surprised. Expecting Aravindh to win Masterchef India at some point too.” Another remarked, “Let him cook coz we know he’s the next world championship challenger.”
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From Chessboard to Kitchen: Praggnanandhaa’s Rapid Growth
Praggnanandhaa, who started chess at five, has always displayed quick learning abilities. By seven, he became the youngest International Master in history. His recent triumph at the Tata Steel Masters 2025 further cemented his reputation as a rising star.
Just as he refined his dosa-making skills with each attempt, Praggnanandhaa has consistently improved in chess. His coach’s post highlights their strong bond beyond the game.
What’s Next for the Chess Sensation?
Fresh off his Tata Steel Masters victory, GM Praggnanandhaa continues to break barriers. Fans eagerly await his next move—whether on the chessboard or in the kitchen. One thing is certain: his determination guarantees success in any challenge he takes on.
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