Kapil Sharma returns with Laughter Chefs 3, 11 years after professional fallout with channel

Kapil Sharma

A moment is here that feels like a favourite memory slipping back onto the screen - the kind that instantly brightens the mood. Kapil Sharma is gearing up for his big ghar waapsi to COLORS, the same platform that once launched him into nationwide stardom. After 11 long years, the legendary entertainer makes one of television's most anticipated comebacks on ‘Laughter Chefs Unlimited Entertainment', bringing his unmistakable spark to a kitchen arena already bubbling with Season 3's trademark flavour, laughter and dinnertainment. With Kapil stepping in, the screen is about to be charged with that unmistakable charm only he can bring.

Kapil Sharma reunites with his OG gang

The sweetness of this comeback gets an extra boost with his reunion with Krushna Abhishek and Bharti Singh - the trio that once ruled the Indian comedy realm together. Their iconic nok-jhok, natural ease and effortless comic rhythm are all ready to slide back into place, this time surrounded by bursts of masala, hurried chopping and all the hilariously chaotic energy that defines the Laughter Chefs' kitchen.

Adding another exciting layer is the fact that Kapil will be seen blending into COLORS' own kitchen-family drama - a setting completely new for him, yet one that fits perfectly with his free-flowing, spontaneous humour. As contestants rush through tempering pans, tricky prep and inevitable cooking mishaps, Kapil is set to sprinkle in his signature wit, sizzling timing and that irrepressible mischievous energy, turning each moment into pure entertainment. Viewers can look forward to episodes packed with nostalgia and a generous helping of Kapil's punchlines.

Kapil Sharma reacts to the gunshot attacks

Kapil Sharma recently opened up about the gunshot attacks at his cafe, the actor and comedian addressed the news at promotions for his upcoming film Kis Kis Ko Pyaar Doon 2. He said, "This incident happened in Canada, in Vancouver. I think there were three rounds of firing. What I feel is that the rules there the police don't have enough power to control such situations. So when this case happened with us, it went to the federal level. Just like we have a central government, this matter was discussed in Canada's Parliament."