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Remembering Mukhi Singh

Mukhi Singh was at the top of the Tucson foodie scene, then the unexpected happened.
by Mitchell Riley

Mukhi Singh moved to the United States from India 15 years ago, along with his wife Roop and daughter Shireen. Together they launched The Twisted Tandoor, an authentic Indian food truck that rose to the top of the Tucson foodie scene. After two and a half years on the truck, they planned to open their own brick and mortar version of The Twisted Tandoor. On the day they were to open, the unexpected happened.

Producer/Editor: Mitchell Riley
Photographers: Sandra Westdahl, Omar Lopez, Nate Huffman, Andrew Brown

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