'Laughter Chefs Unlimited Entertainment' season 3: Karan Kundrra, Tejasswi Prakash's pets Majnu and Daku and Ankita's cat Mau to be seen on the show

The kitchen on ‘Laughter Chefs Unlimited Entertainment’ took a wild turn as the show welcomed a full-blown jungle theme, transforming culinary chaos into a laughter-filled safari.

Aprons gave way to animal instincts and the cooking floor turned into a forest where the only rule was: haso ya hasao!The Jungle Special saw contestants embracing their wild side - Ankita Lokhande prowled in as a cat, Sudesh Lehri stood tall as a jungle safari guard, Jannat Zubair wriggled into character as an earthworm, Krushna turned into a camel, Samarth made his way in as a horse, Bharti flitted around like a butterfly, while the rest of the gang followed suit with equally quirky avatars.Adding an unexpected dose of cuteness to the wild madness, the contestants’ real-life pets made a grand appearance. Karan Kundrra and Tejasswi Prakash brought along their dogs Majnu and Daku, Ankita introduced her cat Mau, Arjun Bijlani arrived with his cat Aura, while Aly Goni walked in with his dog Rambo. The kitchen briefly turned into a pet paradise, melting hearts even as chaos simmered on the counters.The jungle came alive when Tejasswi made a grand naagin-style entry to her iconic track Main Naagin.

Dressed as a serpent queen, she delivered her famous Naagin dialogue - this time with a special Laughter Chefs twist. But before she could slither too far, Krushna Abhishek pounced with a roast, teasing her about sitting for hours in makeup only to get late and then tearing up about it.Just when the contestants thought the mayhem was peaking, Harpal Singh Sokhi dropped the ultimate jungle bombshell twist of no lighters for a cook-off.

In true forest survival mode, contestants had to find a novel way to start a fire and cook their dishes.The surprises didn’t stop there. For the honey chilli sauce, Chef Harpal announced that pure honey was mandatory. A guest from a bee reserve enters, explaining the art and science of beekeeping before gifting the artists fresh, unadulterated honey.