CHEF

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 CHEF



Chef is a lucrative musical movie. That depicts two blessings of good life - music and food!


Chef Carl Casper, a head chef begins a new journey after twitter battle. The movie is driven by the outcomes of social media.

It also repairs the relationship of a father and son.

Five stars to cinematography
Five stars to music
Five stars for @robertdowneyjr special appearance
🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤

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