Cooku With Comali 6: Shabana Shajahan, the dazzling young actress set to shine in the kitchen
Shabana Shajahan
, whose entry has already stirred excitement among fans.
Who is Shabana Shajahan?
Shabana Shajahan is a celebrated television actress best known for her lead role in the hit Tamil serial
Sembaruthi
. With her expressive acting, charming smile, and undeniable screen presence, Shabana quickly became one of the most beloved stars in the
Tamil TV industry
. Born and brought up in Kerala, she made her mark in Tamil and Malayalam television, earning accolades and a massive fan following.
A
social media sensation
as well, Shabana is admired not just for her performances but also for her candid, relatable personality off-screen.
Now, she's all set to showcase a new side of herself—as a 'Cook' in the Cooku With Comali kitchen.
What to Expect from Shabana in
Cooku With Comali 6
?
Known for her quick wit and lively energy, Shabana is expected to be a firecracker in the CWC kitchen. Whether she's whipping up a dish or getting caught in the comedic chaos created by her Comali partner, fans can look forward to plenty of laughter and memorable moments. Her natural charm and enthusiasm could make her one of the standout contestants this season.
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Hosted by the ever-popular Rakshan and judged by Chef Damu, Chef Koushik Shankar, and Madhampatty Rangaraj, the show is set to deliver another round of entertainment gold.
Cooku With Comali Season 6 is scheduled to premiere on May 4 at 8 PM, with episodes airing every weekend. The buzz is already building on social media as fans gear up to see their favourite stars in aprons instead of scripts. As the new season kicks off, all eyes are on Shabana Shajahan.
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