On November 22, 2025, Indian television will crack open a new chapter of kitchen chaos when Laughter Chefs Season 3 premieres at 9:00 PM IST on Colors TV, replacing the just-concluded Pati Patni Aur Panga. Hosted once again by the irrepressible Bharti Singh and judged by culinary expert Chef Harpal Singh Sokhi, this season brings 12 celebrity couples into the sizzling, smoke-filled arena of comedic cooking — and it’s already clear: the stakes are higher, the laughs are louder, and the food? Well, let’s just say it’s doing more than just burning.
More Chaos, More Laughs, 3X the Entertainment
Colors TV isn’t mincing words. Their promotional tagline — “Jab Laughter Chefs lagaayenge 3X entertainment ka tadka, tab sab haste huye kahenge ‘waah ji waah’!” — isn’t marketing fluff. It’s a promise. The third season ramps up the difficulty of cooking challenges, according to behind-the-scenes footage captured on YouTube in mid-November 2025. One contestant, visibly flustered mid-challenge, admitted, “वो लेवल बढ़ते रहेगा। वो डिफिकल्टी जो है वो बढ़ते रहेगी” (That level will keep increasing. The difficulty will keep increasing). Another joked, “खाना जल भी रहा है, पक भी रहा है और मैं भी पक रहा हूं” (Food is burning, cooking is happening, and I’m also getting cooked). The twist? The chaos isn’t accidental. It’s engineered for maximum entertainment.
Unlike typical cooking shows where precision wins, Laughter Chefs thrives on the absurd. Couples are paired not for culinary synergy, but for comedic friction. Think of it as MasterChef meets The Office — but with more spilled turmeric and fewer apologies.
The Star-Studded Lineup: Returning Favorites and New Faces
The cast reads like a who’s who of Indian digital and television fame. Returning for their third season are the ever-charming Krushna Abhishek and Kashmira Shah, whose on-screen chemistry has become a fan favorite. Joining them are familiar faces from previous seasons: Isha Malviya, whose quiet intensity often contrasts hilariously with her partner’s antics, and Karan Patel, known for his dramatic roles in Yeh Hai Mohabbatein, now trying to flip pancakes without setting off the fire alarm.
Newcomers bring fresh energy. Sambhavna Seth, the bold YouTuber and blogger, is expected to inject unfiltered humor — and possibly a few dance breaks — into the kitchen. Elvish Yadav, the social media sensation with a cult following, brings his signature awkward charm. Then there’s Gurmeet Choudhary and his wife Debina Banerjee, whose real-life relationship adds an extra layer of authenticity to their on-screen bickering. Also in the mix: Tejassvi Prakash, Jasmine Bhasin, Devolena Bhattacharya, Isha Singh (Bigg Boss 18), Vivian Dsena, and Jannat Zubair.
Footage from November 20, 2025, shows Jannat Zubair taking a lunch break, grinning and saying in Hindi, “खाना बनाने में इसको मजा आता है” — cooking is fun for this person. The irony? She’s clearly referring to her partner’s cooking, not her own.
Why This Show Works — And Why It’s Growing
The success of Laughter Chefs isn’t accidental. It taps into a cultural sweet spot: families watching TV together on weekends. While prime-time dramas often focus on melodrama, this show offers relief — a half-hour of pure, unapologetic silliness. It’s not about who makes the best biryani. It’s about who can survive a 10-minute challenge using only a spatula, a blender, and a bag of frozen peas.
Production values have clearly improved. The set design, though still rooted in a colorful, slightly chaotic kitchen, now includes dynamic lighting and real-time audience reactions — a subtle but effective upgrade. And the editing? Brilliant. Cuts between a contestant’s panicked face and the smoke rising from their pan are timed like punchlines.
It’s also smart scheduling. Airing Saturdays and Sundays at 9:00 PM IST, it slots perfectly after family dinners and before bedtime, becoming a ritual for viewers across urban and semi-urban India. Streaming on JioHotstar and OTT Play Premium ensures it reaches younger audiences who might miss live TV.
Behind the Scenes: Filming in Mumbai, No Location Shown
While sources don’t confirm the exact studio, the scale of production, the number of crew members visible in behind-the-scenes clips, and the industry norms all point to Mumbai. Most major Indian entertainment shows — from reality contests to sitcoms — are filmed in one of the city’s sprawling studios in Film City or Andheri. The logistics of coordinating 12 couples, two judges, multiple camera crews, and a live audience over two days a week? That’s a Mumbai-sized operation.
One telling detail: in a raw clip, a crew member can be heard yelling, “Next couple, you’re on in 30! And for God’s sake, don’t touch the cumin before the timer starts!” The chaos isn’t just for show — it’s real.
What’s Next? The Road to Season 4
With ratings expected to climb — especially given the buzz around new contestants like Elvish and Sambhavna — Season 4 is already being whispered about in production rooms. Producers are reportedly exploring international celebrity couples for Season 4, possibly pairing Indian stars with influencers from Southeast Asia or the UK diaspora. There’s also talk of a “Laughter Chefs: Family Edition,” where parents and kids compete.
For now, the focus is on Season 3. And if the November 2025 behind-the-scenes clips are any indication — full of laughter, burnt chapatis, and one contestant crying over a ruined curry — viewers are in for a treat.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who are the main contestants in Laughter Chefs Season 3?
The season features 12 celebrity couples, including returning favorites Krushna Abhishek and Kashmira Shah, alongside newcomers like Sambhavna Seth, Elvish Yadav, Gurmeet Choudhary with Debina Banerjee, Vivian Dsena, Tejassvi Prakash, and Jannat Zubair. Each pair competes in cooking challenges mixed with comedy, with their real-life dynamics adding to the humor.
When and where can I watch Laughter Chefs Season 3?
Laughter Chefs Season 3 premieres on November 22, 2025, at 9:00 PM IST on Colors TV, airing every Saturday and Sunday. It’s also available for streaming on JioHotstar and OTT Play Premium, making it accessible to viewers across India and abroad who want to catch the chaos on-demand.
Why is this season called ‘3X entertainment’?
The term ‘3X entertainment’ refers to the show’s triple-layered appeal: cooking challenges, comedic banter between couples, and the unpredictable chaos of real-time kitchen mishaps. Compared to earlier seasons, the tasks are harder, the stakes feel higher, and the laughter is more frequent — a formula designed to keep viewers hooked across generations.
Is Bharti Singh returning as host?
Yes, Bharti Singh returns as host for her third consecutive season. Her energetic, self-deprecating humor and quick wit have become central to the show’s identity. She doesn’t just introduce challenges — she becomes part of the comedy, often improvising reactions to contestants’ disasters.
Where is Laughter Chefs filmed?
Though not officially confirmed, production clues — including crew size, equipment, and industry norms — strongly suggest filming occurs in Mumbai, likely at one of the city’s major TV studios like Film City or Andheri. The scale of operations, including live audiences and complex lighting setups, aligns with Mumbai’s entertainment infrastructure.
How does Laughter Chefs differ from other cooking shows?
Unlike competitive cooking shows that prize precision, Laughter Chefs celebrates failure as entertainment. Contestants aren’t judged solely on taste — they’re scored on how funny their disasters are, how well they bicker, and how much they laugh at themselves. The goal isn’t culinary perfection; it’s emotional connection through chaos.
