Khasiyat Bazaar

Malad West, Mumbai, Maharashtra

About Us

“Khasiyat Bazaar” is an offshoot of its television production wing M/s Devaswwa Productions. Devaswwa Productions, has been involved in the production of regional TV shows for more than a decade now. The main forte and expertise of M/s Devaswwa Productions so far has been in the production of cookery shows, producing most popular cookery shows such as “Mejwani – Paripoorna Kitchen” for Colors Marathi and “Rasoi Show” for Colors Gujarati. Currently it is also producing popular YouTube channels Masteer Recipes, Masteer Recipes Hindi and Damle Uvach. There is a famous quote by Alice Seybold, ‘Sometimes the dreams that come true are the dreams you never even knew you had’, same thing happened with the core team of ‘Khasiyat Bazaar” headed by its founding member Suhas Jahagirdar, founding member Shweta Bidkar and Executive Manager Rajesh Dhotre. They were happily and passionately busy with accomplishing the ever-challenging task of TV production, completely oblivious of the fact that in the near future they are going to be instrumental in creating one of the most trusted brands of traditional and healthy kitchenware.
The journey began while producing the cookery shows, when the team understood the importance of kitchenware in our everyday life and the deep lifelong impact that it creates on our physical and mental health. Soon, this revelation turned into passion followed by a research and study of finding the correlation between human health and kitchenware. The seriousness of the issue aggravated when the team realized that, what most of us have adopted in the name of modern and comfortable lifestyle is in fact harming us more than providing any true comforts. But then, these are the products that you find everywhere! These are the products that have occupied a prominent place on our kitchen racks! And moreover, we are unaware of the damage it is causing us! The answer to this bugging question was met when the team got introduced to the treasure trove of traditional Indian kitchenware made of earthenware, copper, iron, brass and bronze