Laughter Chefs Season 3: Bhojpuri superstar Pawan Singh brings a Bhojpuri-style takeover; flirts with Tejasswi Prakash |

‘Laughter Chefs Unlimited Entertainment’ gets a full-blown cultural tadka the moment Bhojpuri powerhouse Pawan Singh strides into the kitchen, bringing his power star vibe. This is a flavour-forward takeover because this Saturday, Teams Kaanta and Chhurri are rolling up their sleeves for Bihar’s culinary classics, including Gud Thekua and Baingan Chokha. Who better than a bona fide Bhojpuri titan to set the tone? The second Pawan steps in, the kitchen instantly transforms into a full-on festive ground. As soon as his songs play, the kitchen troublemakers break into dance like muscle memory, and his one-liners become the highlights of the episode. Not to mention, Pawan steers the mood and redirects chaos. Within minutes, the laughter chefs are auditioning for an impromptu Bhojpuri blockbuster under his guidance. He mentors them through dramatic monologues, over-the-top reactions, and full-filmi flair, all with that trademark teasing swagger only he can get away with. And when the teams circle back to their Bihari dishes, he slips into the kitchen flow like he was always meant to be there — tasting, nudging, joking, and grounding the flavours with an unmistakable sense of home.

A new promo from the upcoming episode shows Pawan light-heartedly flirting with Tejasswi Prakash. When Tejasswi compliments him, calling him the best guest, he jokingly replies, “Aise mat bolo, nahi toh hum jaan de denge…” Karan, who is standing beside them, teases that if Pawan spends any more time near Tejasswi, he might end up harming himself. Pawan playfully responds that he wouldn’t mind.The promo also features Krushna assigning all the kitchen chores to Pawan while he continues to fool around. Noticing this, Pawan playfully asks Krushna to come and help him out. Krushna Abhishek says, “All of us laughter chefs were very sure that we need a Bhojpuri expert if we’re going to make Bhojpuri dishes, and that’s when Pawan Ji walked in. Total sone pe suhaaga! His vibe, like his songs, is iconic. He sang, he danced with all of us, he brought that pure Bhojpuri sweetness that lifts the whole room. Then he made us audition for a Bhojpuri film, roasted us, and guided us through the dishes of his state like a total pro. I thoroughly enjoyed testing out my Bhojpuri and he was such a sport, laughing at punchlines and coming up with some of his own. This treat from Bihar is not to be missed.”