Yes — fully. Orza uses pure infrared heat, not magnetic induction, so your iron tawa heats evenly across the entire surface. Rotis puff, fulkas blister, papads crisp. Exactly like gas.

Yes. Unlike induction cooktops that only work with flat magnetic bases, Orza works with every vessel shape — round, flat, deep, or wide. No adapters, no compromises.

Anything you'd cook on gas. Dal, biryani, tadka, deep fry, pressure cook, slow cook. If your recipe calls for a gas flame, Orza handles it — at the same temperature, in the same time.

At full power, Orza draws 2200W — roughly ₹16–18 per hour of use. Most meals take 20–40 minutes, so a typical day of cooking costs less than ₹15. That's less than your daily chai outside.

Orza pauses and resumes safely when power returns. There's no gas to leak and no flame to relight — which means no risk during an outage, just a brief wait.

Extremely. No grates, no burner rings, no crevices. The flat glass surface wipes clean in under a minute — even after a tadka splatter or a boilover.

Yes. Every Orza Cooktop comes with a 1-year warranty, covering manufacturing defects and ensuring reliable performance