Laughter Chefs Season 3 to Premiere Nov 22, 2025 with Bharati Singh, Sambhavna Seth, and Karan Kundrra

Colors TV is bringing back the sizzling chaos of Laughter Chefs Season 3India this November, with a premiere date locked in for November 22, 2025. The cooking-comedy hybrid will air every weekend at 9 PM, replacing Patni Pati aur Panga in the prime slot — and fans are already buzzing. What makes this season different? It’s not just the return of familiar faces, but the unexpected twists: a new team-based format, a pregnant host, and a surprise entry that’s got everyone talking.

Back with a Bang: Bharati Singh and Chef Harpal Singh Sokhi

Host Bharati Singh is returning for her third stint, despite being pregnant — a fact she confirmed in a recent vlog. Her delivery is expected next year, but sources suggest she’ll host through the season, leaning into her signature witty, off-the-cuff style. "I’m not stepping away," she told fans. "If I can laugh while eating biryani at 3 a.m., I can laugh while holding a baby bump." Meanwhile, Chef Harpal Singh Sokhi, the no-nonsense judge who’s earned a cult following for his deadpan critiques, is back too. His presence anchors the chaos — and his reaction to Kashmira Shah riding a motorcycle onto the set in the promo? Priceless.

New Faces, Old Rivalries: The Lineup

Season 3 introduces seven new pairs, including Sambhavna Seth, the viral sensation known for her exaggerated reactions and meme-worthy cooking disasters. She’s expected to bring a fresh, high-energy dynamic. Tejaswi Prakash, fresh off her stint on Celebrity MasterChef, is also confirmed — and rumors say she’ll enter alongside her boyfriend, Karan Kundrra, who won Season 2 with Elvish Yadav. The duo’s chemistry, both on and off-screen, could be the season’s biggest storyline.

Other returning stars include Ankita Lokhande, Arjun Bijlani, and Jannat Zubair, while newcomers like Vivienne De Silva, Gurmeet Choudhary, and Isha Singh bring diversity in style and background. The show’s structure has shifted too — no more solo cooks. This time, it’s all about team battles: two squads, each with a celebrity and a chef, cooking under pressure, with humor as the secret ingredient.

From Cancelled to Cult Hit: The Show’s Journey

Season 1 of Laughter Chefs was cut short mid-run, leaving fans hanging without a winner. Season 2, however, turned things around. Elvish Yadav and Karan Kundrra clinched the trophy after a nail-biting finale — and their banter became a social media phenomenon. The show’s format is inspired by the Tamil hit Kuku with Komali, but Colors TV has made it distinctly Indian: louder, messier, and more emotional. Ratings soared, and now, with over 12 million viewers per episode, it’s one of the network’s most reliable hits.

Behind the Scenes: Promos, Platforms, and Controversy

The first promo dropped last week, showing Kashmira Shah revving up on a bike, startling Chef Sokhi mid-tasting. It’s the kind of absurd moment that defines the show. Fans are divided — some love the new energy, others miss the raw, unfiltered vibe of Season 2. "The old team had real chemistry," tweeted one fan. "Now it feels like a casting call for YouTube stars."

For those who can’t wait for TV, JioHotstar will stream every episode the same day. And while some reports suggest the season might slip into 2026, Colors TV has officially confirmed the Nov 22 date. Even the show’s title card now reads: Laughter Chefs: Unlimited Entertainment — a nod to its growing appeal beyond just cooking.

What’s at Stake? More Than Just a Trophy

This season isn’t just about who burns the biryani. It’s about visibility. For stars like Sambhavna Seth and Tejaswi Prakash, it’s a chance to break out of the reality TV bubble and prove they can carry a prime-time show. For Bharati Singh, it’s a bold move — hosting while pregnant, in front of millions, without a safety net. And for viewers? It’s a rare blend of laughter, drama, and surprisingly good food. The stakes? Higher than ever.