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Keka Ferdousi (born 4 August 1960) is a Bangladeshi television chef and author.[1]

Keka Ferdousi
কেকা ফেরদৌসী
Born	(1960-08-04) 4 August 1960 (age 62) Dhaka, East Pakistan, Pakistan
Parent	Rabeya Khatun (mother)
Relatives	Faridur Reza Sagar (brother)

Early life

Ferdousi was born on 4 August 1960, in Dhaka to Fazlul Haque, a film producer, and Rabeya Khatun, an author.[2][3][4][5] Her brother Faridur Reza Sagar is a film producer.[6] Ferdousi began cooking in class five.[7] In 1980, she moved to the United States.[8] She returned to Bangladesh in 1984.

Career

Ferdousi's first appearance on television was on Shykh Seraj's BTV show Mati O Manush in 1994,[7] where she presented a mushroom recipe.

Ferdousi has since appeared in various cooking shows.[9] She has also written multiple cookbooks and judged cooking programs in Bangladesh as well as abroad.[10] She is currently the president of the Bangladesh Cooking Association[11] and runs the cooking school Keka Ferdousir Rannaghar.[12]

Personal life

Ferdousi married Abdul Mukit Majumder Babu, a businessman and member of the Bangladesh Freedom Fighters.[13][14] He is the director of the Impress Group. They have a son and a daughter.

Appearances

Cooking programs

• Desh Bideshe Ranna (Channel i)[15]
• Monohor Iftar (Channel i)[16]
• Je Radhe Se Chulo Badhe (Channel i)[17]
• Mayer Hater Ranna (Channel i)
• Rannaghar (Zee Bangla) (In one episode)[10][18][19]

As judge

• ACI Pure Sorishar Tel Anondo Alo Jatoyo Vorta Protijogita 2017 (Bangladesh)[20]
• Tommy Mia International India Chef of the Year 2017 (UK)[21]
• The Chef TV Reality Show 2017 (UK)[22]
• Deko Food Limited Bou Sajano Protijogita 2019 (Bangladesh)[23]

Music videos

• Beainshab (2016)[24][25][26]

Bibliography

• Diabeteser Mojar Ranna[27]
• Microwave Ovene Ranna
• Sasto Sochaton Ranna[28][29][30]
• Desh Bidesher Ranna
• Jhotpot Ranna
• Harano Diner Ranna
• Sonali Diner Ranna
• Thai, Chinese O Indian Ranna
• Mojadar Ranna
• Jhotpot Achar
• Rokomari Nasta

Awards

• 2011, Gourmand World Cookbook Awards', from Paris, for Sasto Sochaton Ranna[28][29][30]
• 2011, The British Curry Awards, special recognition category.[8][31]

See also

• Alpana Habib

References

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