COLORS is back with another serving of ‘Dinner-tainment’, where food meets fun in the most unexpected ways! ‘Laughter Chefs Unlimited Entertainment’ returns with a fresh dose of chaos, comedy, and culinary fun, turning the kitchen into the ultimate battleground of laughter. After two wildly successful seasons, this year’s menu promises to double the spice, double the competition, and endless moments of masti. With Bharti Singh adding her signature humour and Chef Harpal Singh Sokhi guiding the celebrity chefs through unpredictable challenges, the laughter is guaranteed to be unlimited. Back for his third round of kitchen mayhem, Aly Goni joins the fun once again, this time pairing up with Jannat Zubair to cook up some laughter, some flavour, and a whole lot of entertainment.
Aly Goni on returning with season 3
Aly Goni gets candid about reuniting with the Laughter Chefs family, “The very first day of the shoot itself reminded me why I love being on this show so much. Within minutes, we were all shouting across the kitchen, pulling each other’s legs, laughing non-stop, and by pack-up my throat was already sore. That’s the kind of comfort I have with these people; it doesn’t take us a second to slip into that easy, familiar rhythm. I did miss Vicky bhai, Sudesh ji, Rahul bhai and Reem a lot; they’ve all been such a big part of my time on Laughter Chefs, and not seeing them around felt a little strange. I hope that one day the whole crazy gang ends up in the same kitchen again, creating twice the Hungama.”
Aly Goni on partnering with Jannat Zubair
On having Jannat Zubair as his partner, he revealed, “Let’s just say Jannat and cooking are not best friends yet! But that’s what makes this partnership so much fun. She’s full of energy, constantly talking, laughing, and sometimes panicking in the cutest way possible. I keep telling her, “You just help me, I’ll focus on the dish.” She tries really hard, though, and that’s what I love about her; no matter what the challenge is, she gives it her all.”
Aly Goni reveals his cooking skills are improving with the show, “My cooking skills are rusty, but this show will get me back in the game! And with Jannat as my partner, let’s just say I’ll be multitasking between cooking and crisis management. Over the last two seasons, though, I’ve picked up enough real skills to survive the kitchen without triggering a fire alarm. I love being in that kitchen because it’s less about being the best cook and more about enjoying the process together. You walk in clueless, you experiment, you mess up, and you laugh your way through it.”
