From Vicky Jain dressed up as Rooh Baba to Krushna Abhishek as his Mama Govinda; Laughter Chefs contestants decked up as Bollywood characters

The upcoming episode of Laughter Chefs is all set to bring a Bollywood twist, with contestants stepping into iconic roles from classic films. From comic legends to beloved characters, the stars embraced full transformations, complete with costumes, dialogues, and signature hook steps—turning the kitchen into a laughter-filled movie set.

Vicky Jain channeled Kartik Aaryan’s Rooh Baba from Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2, donning a black kurta-pyjama with matching accessories. His look was on point, and he didn’t miss a beat while performing the hook step of Hare Krishna Hare Ram, leaving everyone stunned with his dedication and energy.

Paying tribute to his real-life mama, Krushna transformed into Govinda’s iconic Raja Babu avatar. Wearing the signature quirky costume, he nailed the expressions and grooves, especially during the song Aa A Ee. He said, “My mama is a legend, mama ka role mujhe suit karta hai nobody will look this perfect.” Wife Kashmera Shah complemented him as Karisma Kapoor, making the act a nostalgic and hilarious delight.

Abhishek brought the sass of Javed Jaffrey’s funky look from Salaam Namaste. Sporting a loud animal-print jacket, arm tattoos, chains, and a pistol pouch, he completely owned the eccentric vibe. His exaggerated swagger and animated moves made him one of the most striking performers of the evening.

Nia Sharma turned heads as she recreated Deepika Padukone’s colorful look from Chennai Express. Dressed in a yellow lehenga, orange blouse, and green dupatta, she completed the Tamilian-style hairdo and impressed everyone by mouthing Deepika’s famous lines from the film with spot-on expressions.

Rubina glammed up as Sridevi from Hawa Hawai, complete with a sparkling outfit and dramatic flair, while Karan Kundrra stepped in as Paresh Rawal from Andaz Apna Apna. Their quirky pairing and hilarious interactions recreated classic Bollywood comedy with a fresh twist.

Samarth embraced full-on madness as Nandu, Shakti Kapoor’s iconic character from Raja Babu. From the mismatched outfit to the exaggerated expressions, he embodied the chaotic charm of the role. His comic timing and carefree dance moves added a burst of laughter to the segment.