Manjula

Manjula and Alex is a youtube content creator team known for their cooking abilities. The family launched a youtube channel called Manjula's Kitchen. She is also known as Manjula Jain, and Manjula Aunty.
== YouTube ==
The Manjula's Kitchen YouTube channel features Manjula in most of the videos. However, her family records them, and uploads the videos to their channel. Comment replies are made often made by her family on behalf of Manjula. The videos and channel was initially made by her husband Sikander. (also known as Alex) https://typito.com/blog/youtuber-success-interview-manjulas-kitchen-part-1/ As her children and grandchildren grew up, they began to assist her both on and behind the camera as well. While Alex is much too busy to appear on camera in any of the videos, he has been in family photographs that are featured on their website. https://manjulaskitchen.com/my-journey-with-alex/ 
The production design for their videos is relatively simple, no nonsense, function before form, no frills, and otherwise an approach perfect for beginners of vegetarian cooking ... or perhaps have never cooked ever before. https://www.reddit.com/r/IndianFood/comments/o9gmc/manjulas_kitchen_new_to_indian_cooking_want_to/ You will not see any type of rough edits nor inserted Memes. Instead, the videos begin with a shot of the finished recipe. After that, Manjula appears on camera and greets the viewing audience with Namaste. She quickly gets started by announcing what she and her family are about to enjoy and a quick overview of the recipe's historical background. The next shot contains a layout of the premeasured ingredients placed in appropriately sized glass dishes as she speaks each item on the list. Next, she adds the items together where they need to go, and mixes things together. Gentle edits are made to the video for time purposes, but are not noticeable. An example is if an electric blender is used, the shot goes from her starting the blender to the finished product without any filters nor effects added. Many recipes involve a countertop gas burner and require items to be flipped to the other side. Manjula then places the finished recipes to cool off. She concludes by saying "Until We Meet Again, Check Out More Recipes At manjulaskitchen.com". The video titles include a "By Manjula" credit.
The Jain Family launched their YouTube channel on a then new platform in 2006. During this time her videos underwent numerous changes. She began humbly in an ordinary kitchen with her husband holding a cheap camera with his hands. You can even hear the magnetic tape cartridge whirring. Manjula adlibs the entire time and these videos are much longer. Later, cue cards are added, a different camera is used, and the kitchen is remodeled to feature an island. Eventually, they include words on screen as the ingredients are presented. More recent videos feature background music. As her family grew up, they began as taste testers to become apprentices. Some videos are exclusive to one family member, while others feature several family members participating. Some recipes are added by other members of The Jain Family, including Alex himself, though his cooking involvement is done off camera. Other regulars are Mansi and Raga.
== Personal Life ==
Her religion is also Jain, which many viewers attribute to why she avoids foods similar to Leeks. She simply does not like the taste of them. She also has in her videos said "Even now, I am not very fond of Date.".
Manjula was married to Alex via arrangement, and had worked together on the same shift for 20 years before changing their careers to being full time YouTube Content Creators. Their business includes an active L.L.C. profile. https://www.zoominfo.com/c/manjulas-kitchen/346039177 Her other family members work outside the home.
==References==
Category:Cooking YouTubers
Category:American YouTubers
Category:Indian YouTubers
Category:Users who joined in 2006