Laughter Chefs is cooking up a storm, and it’s not just about the food. The kitchen’s turned into a drama zone, with Elvish Yadav flirting shamelessly with Rubina. But here’s the twist – he’s doing it all in good fun, trying to get under her skin. And just to mix things up, he goes ahead and sabotages her dish, all in the name of a good laugh.
But host Bharti Singh isn’t about to let Elvish get away with all the mischief. She decides to call in the big guns – Elvish’s mom. With a cheeky grin, Bharti asks mom what she thinks of her son’s kitchen antics. The room erupts in laughter as everyone tries to get in on the action.
The fun doesn’t stop there. This week, Laughter Chefs has transformed into a royal vegetable market. Celebrities are given a budget based on their star power, and every single rupee counts. The prices are jaw-dropping – 100 rupees for a single chilli, and a whopping 200 rupees for a coconut. Krishna and Samarth are stunned, while Rubina nearly faints at the prices.
Ankita Lokhande tries to negotiate, but Elvish is having none of it. He’s determined to make a deal that’s impossible to refuse. Meanwhile, Krishna Abhishek brings his own special brand of comedy to the table, joking that he’s abandoning his comedy career to become a vegetable vendor. The atmosphere is electric, with everyone in stitches. Even Rahul Vaidya joins in, celebrating Ram Navami with full enthusiasm. It’s a kitchen like no other, where laughter and drama reign supreme.
Market Mayhem
The royal vegetable market is a wild ride, with celebrities scrambling to stay within their budgets. The prices are steep, but the jokes are steeper. Elvish Yadav’s antics have everyone in tears, while Ankita Lokhande’s negotiations are a masterclass in comedy.
Negotiation Nation
Ankita’s not the only one trying to get a good deal. Elvish is wheeling and dealing, trying to make a sale that will leave everyone speechless. But just when you think it’s all about the vegetables, the comedians bring their A-game, turning the kitchen into a laugh riot. It’s a market like no other, where the prices may be high, but the laughter is priceless.