Laughter Chefs 2: Ankita Lokhande and Vicky Jain engage in an argument; Vicky says, 'Pagal ho chuki hai tu'
Ankita Lokhande
and Vicky Jain found themselves in a brief but tense exchange during a cooking challenge. According to the episode, the disagreement began when Vicky expressed concern over Ankita's cooking method, telling her that she was not using the correct technique.
He was seen growing visibly irritated and remarked, 'Pagal ho chuki hai tu.'
Ankita, who appeared taken aback, quickly retorted, 'Pagal kahin ka.' When Vicky questioned why she was calling him 'pagal,' she pointed out that he had used the term first. 'Tu mujhe pagal bola pehle. Maine nahi bola. Pagal ho gaye hai tu bola,' she said in her defence.
Attempting to de-escalate the moment, Vicky asked her to remain calm, saying, 'Itna hyper hone ki zaroorat hai?' Ankita responded that he was the one getting worked up, stating, 'Aap ho rahe hai.'
The exchange continued briefly as Vicky tried to explain his point, adding, 'Tu galat kar rahe hai, dekh nahi rahe.'
The couple, who married in 2021, have been associated with the cooking-comedy reality show since its first season. Their playful disagreements have been a recurring element of the series, often endearing them to the audience.
In a previous episode, Ankita jokingly claimed that she and Vicky were expecting their first child.
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The moment occurred when co-contestant Krushna Abhishek took an ingredient from her station, prompting her to run after him before stopping and saying, 'Main pregnant hoon,' leaving fellow contestants surprised. The statement sparked speculation, which the couple later addressed in one of Ankita's YouTube vlogs.
Vicky, responding to the rumours, said, 'News toh kaafi time se chal rahi hai, pregnancy when should be the question. Puri family lagi hui hai. Negotiations are on.' Ankita added with a laugh, 'Baat cheet chal rahi. I am tired of the questions.'
As Laughter Chefs 2 approaches its finale, the semi-finale week has featured several popular television actors, including Shraddha Arya, Divyanka Tripathi, Isha Malviya, Esha Singh, and Devoleena Bhattacharjee.
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