Laughter Chefs 2: Devoleena Bhattacharjee, Divyanka Tripathi Bring Fun To Kitchen
Television's most loved bahus took over the kitchen in the latest promo of Laughter Chefs 2, and the result? Glamour, entertainment and high-intensity drama. The semi-final week of the show got a glam upgrade with the arrival of Divyanka Tripathi, Devoleena Bhattacharjee, Eisha Singh, Shraddha Arya and Isha Malviya. Dressed to impress and full of energy, the actresses completely stole the show with their wit and culinary skills, as seen in a new promo shared by the makers on the official Instagram handle of Colors.
The promo kicks off with Devoleena Bhattacharjee and Divyanka Tripathi hilariously reacting to the ingredients given to them for the cooking challenge. Meanwhile, Eisha Singh, struggling to prepare what looks like batter, expresses herself in mock frustration and says, 'Mujhe nahi karna hai," perfectly adding to the chaotic-yet-fun vibe of the episode.
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Divyanka, who was paired with Sudesh for the episode, was visibly impressed with the cooking skills of the comedian as she lauded him, saying, 'Wah ji wah, I am impressed." Meanwhile, Rubina and Devoleena added a touch of fun to the cooking challenge. As they tried to cook together, Rubina is seen telling Devoleena, 'Aata nahi dalna tha yaar, ye kya kar diya," leaving everyone laughing, including Rahul Vaidya.
In a standout moment from the promo, Devoleena set the stage on fire – quite literally and Krushna Abhishek, one of the contestants in the show, did not miss the chance to lighten up the mood. Jokingly, he told the actress, 'Channel ne apko aag lagane ko kaha tha iska ye matlab nahi hai ki sach me hi aag laga do."
The promo was shared with the caption, 'Iss baar Laughter Chefs pe banega khaana lajawaab jab television ki bahuein lagaayegi aag!"
With contestants and guests exchanging banter and comedians like Bharti Singh and Krushna Abhishek keeping the energy high, the promo sets the tone for a lively episode. Adding to the drama, the episode also brings Isha Malviya face-to-face with her exes, Abhishek Kumar and Samarth Jurel, making this episode even more intriguing for fans.
It has been months since Laughter Chefs Season 2 has been entertaining the audience with its high-intensity drama and excitement. The show is now heading towards the grand finale and will be replaced by Pati Patni Aur Panga. The upcoming reality show will see popular couples like Hina Khan and Rocky Jaiswal, Avika Gor and Milind Chandwani navigating real-life relationship challenges.
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July 18, 2025, 18:46 IST
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