Wash the 1 cup of kichiri mix in a bowl until the water comes clear. Place all the fermentation ingredients in a medium sized mixing bowl. Using a large dish cloth, cover the top of the bowl and secure it tight to create a good humid environment for the rice to ferment. Place this in a dark area of the kitchen overnight.
After 24 hours, the rice and lentils from the kichiri mix would have absorbed most of the water, and the little remaining water will be cloudy. Place this entire mixture in a blender, along with the seasoning and hot water.
Preheat a cast iron tawa and oil it well over high heat. Use a kitchen towel to oil the entire surface of the cast iron and to absorb excess oil on the tawa.
Turn the heat to medium low. Carefully pour a coffee mug size of the batter in the center of the tawa, and using the back of a silicone spoon, spread the mixture in a rotating motion, until the wrap reaches your desired thickness. I prefer mine quite thin, so I try to spread it as much as I can.
Add some oil around the edges of the wrap and flip it over to cook the other side.
Once both sides are crispy, transfer it over to a clean plate and add the stuffing.
Roll it into a wrap, and serve right away!