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Time of India
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
'Laughter Chefs' turns one: Actors get emotional; Krushna Abhishek says 'I've built a different and unique relationship with each celebrity on this show'
Stirring up a storm of side-splitting laughter, culinary-comedy crossover 'Laughter Chefs – Unlimited Entertainment' has officially completed one deliciously flavourful year — and audiences can't get enough of its dinnertainment quotient! As the beloved show blows out its first birthday candle in style, its team pays tribute to millions of loyal viewers who feasted on the cook-off extravaganza. Hosted by the ever-hilarious Bharti Singh and seasoned with the sizzling expertise of Celebrity Chef Coach Harpal Singh Sokhi, Laughter Chefs has redefined what it means to blend flavours and fun. From amateur celeb cooks exploring the kitchen space, to dishing out never-before-seen recipes from corners of the globe, the show has bee56444n a masaledaar blockbuster. The show kicked off with a concept that seemed almost too zany to work — putting celebrities who can barely boil water into a kitchen battlefield; and that very format turned out to be a recipe for roaring success. Each episode has served up a hearty helping of giggles, drama, and foodgasm-worthy dishes. From botched rotis and spilled gravies to unexpected gourmet triumphs, Laughter Chefs has been the audience's weekly dose of 'dinnertainment'. The mix of chaos and camaraderie between the celebrity contestants, each with their own quirks and hilarious kitchen chemistry, has given fans a peek behind the curtain of their off-screen personalities. After the humongous success of the first season, the second one came in like a piping hot main course on popular demand. With fans now well-versed in the 'kitchen combat' dynamics, the second season brought back some new and familiar faces, new rivalries, upgraded gags, and a continued celebration of cooking. Bharti Singh said, "All of us on Laughter Chefs feel like we belong to it as one would belong to a family. I've seen celebs who were terrified of pressure cookers become pressure performers! But more than that, I've come to believe something: the way a person cooks reveals who they are. Through this show, people got to see that their favourite stars are just like them — some are messy, some don't know what they're doing in the kitchen, some have the most commendable attention spans, others come up with unique solutions, and many find humour in the most unexpected places. Their personalities pour into the cooking process. It's been such a treat to witness that raw, real side — and even more heartwarming to see viewers stay with us through it all." Krushna Abhishek said, "What's made it truly special for me is that I've built a different and unique relationship with each celebrity on this show. My mantra in life is simple — assign an emotion to a bond and stay committed to it — and I bring this approach into my jokes too. And it touched me to see that the audiences seem to have done the same — they've attached emotions to the show, they know our quirks, our chemistry, our chaos, just like they know their own family members. To build that kind of connection in just one year... that's a blessing. So, as we celebrate one trip around the sun, I just want to say — thank you for opening your hearts to us." Harpal Singh Sokhi On Laughter Chefs, Comedy Tadka & Praises Ankita Lokhande-Vicky Jain's Cooking
India Today
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- India Today
Bharti Singh battles recurring fever, urges fans to improve lifestyle habit
Comedian Bharti Singh recently opened up about her ongoing health issues and emotional struggles following a trip to her YouTube vlog titled, 'Baar Baar Fever Kyun Aa Raha Hai?', Bharti shared that she has been unwell since returning from Thailand and is now undergoing medical tests to determine the cause of her recurring to her fans through her vlog, Bharti revealed that she has been feeling lethargic and weak for the past few days, asking her husband Haarsh Limbachiyaa to arrange a blood test at home. The thought of the test left her visibly emotional, as she admitted to a deep fear of medical procedures. advertisement "I've been crying since morning because of the blood test, but it was important," she said in Hindi. "I will also have a full-body checkup soon, but I'm very scared of syringes. These days, it's very important to check your health. I urge all of you to improve your lifestyle. I am also working on mine."Bharti also reflected on the toll that overexertion may have taken on her health, sharing that at times she struggles to even stand due to trip to Bangkok, which was initially stirred in controversy, added further stress to the comedian's plate. Bharti addressed criticism she faced for being abroad during heightened India-Pakistan tensions. She clarified that the trip was strictly professional.'I want to clarify to everyone I'm here for work and not for any holiday. We had a shoot for 10 days, and we had committed to this project months ago. A lot of preparation has gone into it, and it is not professional to back out at the last moment,' she make matters worse, Bharti experienced a terrifying ordeal on her return flight to Mumbai. The aircraft was caught in severe turbulence that lasted more than four hours, leaving her shaken.'I used to travel to America and Canada for shows without any issues. But now, I've stopped taking shows during the monsoon season. Ever since Gola (her son) was born, I feel much more anxious. I don't know why,' Bharti Watch
Hindustan Times
3 days ago
- Health
- Hindustan Times
Bharti Singh battles fever, weakness after coming back from Thailand: ‘Have been crying since morning'
Comedian Bharti Singh has revealed that she has been battling a fever since returning from Bangkok, and things took an emotional turn when she broke down at the thought that she has to get a blood test done. Also read: Emotional Bharti Singh responds to backlash for visiting Thailand during Indo-Pak conflict: 'Aap log bahut bhole ho' In her latest Vlog, titled Baar Baar Fever Kyun Aa Raha Hain?, Bharti spoke about her health, admitting that she gets extremely scared when she has to get any test done. Opening up about her health, Bharti said, 'Haarsh (husband Haarsh Limbachiyaa) has called someone from my blood test. For the past few days, I have not been feeling well. Ever since I returned from Bangkok, I have been feeling very lethargic and low. Now, I am worried if I have a fever. So we are just running a blood test to see if there is something. I get very scared with all this.' Later in the video, Bharti said that she got a fever, wondering if it was because of exertion. She even said that she is unable to stand because of her weakness. In the video, Bharti said in Hindi, 'I have been crying since morning because of the blood test, but it was important. I will also have a full body checkup soon, but I am very scared of syringes. These days, it's very important to check your health, because I keep hearing something or the other is happening to people. I urge all of you to improve your lifestyle. I am also working on mine'. Bharti recently returned to Mumbai from Thailand and had a harrowing experience on her flight back, which encountered severe turbulence lasting over 4 hours, leaving her terrified. She said that she used to be a seasoned traveller, flying to countries like America and Canada without a hitch. 'Now I have stopped taking shows during the rains. Ever since Gola was born, I get very scared, I don't know why,' she added. Earlier this month, Bharti got backlash for being in Thailand amid India-Pakistan tensions, with many accusing her of being on vacation as the country goes through this turmoil. Through her Vlog, she set the record straight. She said that she is in Bangkok for work. She said, 'I want to clarify to everyone I'm here for work and not for any holiday. We had a shoot for 10 days, and we had committed 3-4 months ago to this project. A lot of preparation has gone into it, and it is not professional to ditch someone at the last moment'.
Indian Express
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Indian Express
Bharti Singh reveals she has fever since she returned from Bangkok, breaks down during blood test: ‘I get very scared…'
Actress and comedienne Bharti Singh, who is currently seen as a host on Laughter Chef Season 2, also successfully runs two YouTube channels. While Bharti stays connected with her fans through her vlogs, in her latest video, she was seen breaking down while sharing an update about her health. In her latest vlog, Bharti informed that she has been getting a fever for a few days ever since she returned from Bangkok. As a precautionary measure, the actress was taking a blood test, however, the situation made her emotional. Talking about her health, Bharti said, 'Haarsh has called someone from my blood test, since a few days I have not been feeling well. Ever since I returned from Bangkok, I have been feeling very lethargic. So we are just running a blood test to see if there is something. I get very scared with all this.' Also Read: Dipika Kakkar Cancer Update: Dipika Kakar and Shoaib Ibrahim offer health update after her cancer diagnosis: 'These are testing times, and they shall pass' After taking the blood test, Bharti Singh shared, 'I have been crying since morning because of the blood test, but it was important. I will also have a full body checkup soon, but I am very scared of syringes. These days, it's very important to check your health, because I keep hearing something or the other is happening to people. I urge all of you to improve your lifestyle. I am also working on mine.' Bharti even spoke about her latest flight experience and shared how the turbulence scared her a lot. She even announced that she won't fly in such weather conditions from now on and added, 'Earlier, I never used to be scared, I have traveled to America, Canada, and never gotten bothered by the long flights, but this four-hour flight left me scared. Now I have stopped taking shows during the rains. Ever since Gola was born, I get very scared, I don't know why.' Bharti Singh was in Bangkok for shooting for her next project.
Economic Times
12-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Economic Times
Why Bharti Singh chose to stay in Thailand amid India-Pakistan tensions? Comedian breaks into tears in viral video
Comedian Bharti Singh Synopsis Comedian Bharti Singh addressed criticism over her Thailand trip during the recent India-Pakistan tensions, clarifying in an emotional vlog that she was there for professional commitments made months in advance, not for leisure. She reassured viewers that her family in Amritsar is safe and expressed the emotional toll the harsh comments have taken on her. Despite the backlash, she emphasized her trust in the government and the importance of continuing her work with her family's support. Comedian Bharti Singh has faced a wave of online criticism after being spotted in Thailand during the recent escalation of tensions between India and Pakistan, triggered by India's retaliatory Operation Sindoor. Many social media users accused the television personality of vacationing while the country dealt with national unrest and military conflict. ADVERTISEMENT Amid growing scrutiny, Bharti addressed the backlash in a recent vlog uploaded to her YouTube channel. She clarified that her presence in Bangkok was due to professional commitments made several months ago and not for leisure, as assumed by many. She began the video by assuring viewers that her family, based in Amritsar, was safe and that she had been closely monitoring the situation back emphasized that the trip was pre-planned for a work-related shoot, which had been in preparation for nearly three to four months. She noted that abandoning the project at the last moment would have been unprofessional. In her own words, 'I want to clarify to everyone I'm here for work and not for any holiday. We had a shoot for 10 days… A lot of preparation has gone into it, and it is not professional to ditch someone at the last moment.' Throughout the video, Bharti maintained that her commitment to work was driven by a sense of responsibility and the encouragement of her family, who continued to support her during this emotionally challenging emotional, Bharti expressed how the harsh online comments have taken a toll on her mental well-being. She admitted to feeling distressed and shared that she often ends up crying due to the negativity directed her way. 'I do get tense and cry a lot… And the harsh comments do affect me. I can't just ignore them because you people are a part of my family,' she said. ADVERTISEMENT Reiterating her confidence in the country's strength and resilience, Bharti stated, 'Yes, the city and the country is going through turmoil. But my family is safe… I have full trust in my country and the government… India is a very strong nation aur isse koi hilaa nahi sakta (nothing can shake its spirit).' She also commented on the innocence of some of the criticism she received, saying, 'When I read your comments, I don't get angry. I just feel aap log bahot bhole ho (I sometimes think that you people are very innocent).'Despite the negativity, Bharti noted that she stays connected with her family by calling them multiple times a day. She mentioned that it is her family who has encouraged her to keep working through the ongoing tensions, reinforcing the idea that 'the show must go on.' ADVERTISEMENT The video has since gone viral, drawing both criticism and support. While some continued to question the timing of her trip, others appreciated her honesty and dedication to her work during a sensitive period. Bharti, who is currently seen on Laughter Chef Season 2, concluded the vlog by urging fans not to panic and to trust the authorities to handle the online criticism coincided with real-time geopolitical developments, as India and Pakistan reached a ceasefire agreement on May 10 following U.S. intervention. This came after India launched Operation Sindoor in response to the earlier Pahalgam attack. (Catch all the Budget 2024 News, Budget 2024 Live Coverage Events and Latest News Updates on The Economic Times.) NEXT STORY
