The Indian subcontinent has been drinking Rooh Afza for over a century. First produced in Delhi in 1906, the rose-flavoured syrup is a chaotic cocktail of grape, watermelon, orange, carrot, lotus, ...

Summer is the perfect time to cool off with ice cream, smoothies, juices, and other refreshing beverages. As the temperatures refuse to drop, these delightful dessert options provide us respite from ...

Few drinks in South Asia prompt nostalgia like a glass bottle of Rooh Afza does. The deep crimson-shade syrup, often mixed with chilled milk or water, has been a familiar sight on dining tables during ...

The Supreme Court dismissed an appeal by the manufacturers of Dil Afza sharbat, whose sale was restrained by a Delhi High Court after Hamdard Foundation, makers of the popular Rooh Afza sharbat filed ...

This is Highly Recommend, a column dedicated to what people in the food industry are obsessed with eating, drinking, and buying right now. My childhood summer memories from the south Indian city of ...

When it comes to refreshing drinks,No matter which part of the country you live in, there is one thing that connects all of us. Can you guess what it is? Well, if you are still thinking, then let us ...

Rooh Afza, with its persistent effort to unite different cultures, ethnicities and nations over the past century, has carved a niche for itself in our hearts that leads to our kitchens. Building on ...

Rooh Afza is like nectar for the soul. The term "Rooh" translates to the soul or spirit in Arabic, and "Afza" must mean something just as important. Invented in 1906 by some genius old guy who thought ...

People in India have been consuming Rooh Afza for over 100 years. Seller on India's Amazon selling Pakistan manufactured Rooh Afza. Hamdard National Foundation is Indian manufacturer of drink. Hamdard ...

Rooh Afza - the quintessential “soul-refresher” for over 100 years has been India‘s favorite drink for generations. Today, the brand launched its new TVC campaign called #GhulkeJiyo, celebrating India ...

Ever seen idli soaked in rasmalai syrup? No. How about eating sandwich stuffed with not veggies but ice cubes? Swiggy Instamart just dropped a reel that features such absurd and hilarious food fusions ...