Master Chef Australia came to an end and the trophy found its way to an Indian Origin contestant Justin Narayan. Touted to be one of the best contestants in this season he won the title beating two fellow competitors one of them with a Bangladesh connection.

After winning a whopping amount of USD 250,000(Rs. 1.86 crores) he said" I feel incredibly honoured and humbled to have that title and to be able to win this competition. I’m genuinely going to take a week to process this and let it sink in, and then I’ll, like, write you an email, let you know how I feel,"

This twenty-seven-year-old Narayan is from Western Australia, and with this victory, he became the second Indian-origin contestant on the show to take home the trophy.

Post Victory he took his Instagram and wrote “Find people that believe in you. Back yourself. Go hard and hopefully you’ll surprise yourself! Whoever’s reading this I love you. (sic)” He is known for his versatility in cooking and had impressed the judges with a number of dishes, including Indian chicken tacos and Indian chicken curry.

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