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New Ship in the town #Abhinat.

Literally one conversation and they start adding romantic songs and slow-mo effects 😭😂

The show is going to air on June 12 direct clash with Laughter chefs.

Season 2 Samarth was on another level. He was naturally chaotic, unintentionally funny, and brought a kind of energy that could instantly lift an episode. His reactions felt genuine, and you never knew what he was going to do next.

In Season 3, something feels different. The spark is still there occasionally, but overall he looks much more controlled and predictable. At times, it almost feels like he's following a script or trying to fit into a certain role rather than just being himself.

P.S: His interaction with Rubina was criminally underrated.

The season feels like it has been split into two completely different halves.

The first half was heavily dominated by Aly, Jannat, Tejasswi, Elvish, Samarth, and Abhishek. Most of the major moments, interactions, and running gags revolved around them. Then somewhere along the way, the focus shifted, and now the second half feels largely centered around Nia and Ankita, while Krishna and Bharti have been the constant presence throughout both halves.

Honestly, this isn't even the biggest issue. The season has been stretched for a very long time, so it's natural that some contestants are tired and some dynamics start feeling repetitive.

What do you guys think? Has the season felt divided into two halves for you as well?

Ankita is not irritating at all. She is naturally funny and entertaining in her own way, and at least her voice doesn’t feel annoying to me.

For me, Nia comes across as way more irritating sometimes, especially with the over-the-top reactions and voice tone. And lately, Jannat is also starting to follow the same path, which is making her look irritating these days too. Earlier her vibe felt much more natural and effortless.

I feel the excessive shipping culture around the show is honestly becoming too toxic now. Neither Jannat nor Elvish are getting any real benefit from it. Instead, it is creating unnecessary fanwars between different fandoms and making the overall environment negative.

We all know what already happened with Samarth and how quickly things can get messy when fans become overly invested in fictional equations. At the end of the day, this is a reality/comedy show, not another Splitsvilla where every interaction has to be turned into a romantic angle. Most of these ships will be forgotten once the show ends anyway.

Now recently, I am even seeing people shipping Abhishek and Jannat. The problem is that whenever Jannat interacts comfortably with any male contestant, a section of the audience immediately starts creating edits and romantic narratives. Then the same people troll her later by saying she is “using boys for relevance,” which is honestly unfair and unnecessary.

Not every friendship, bonding, or fun interaction needs a relationship angle. Contestants should be allowed to interact naturally without fandoms turning everything into shipping content and starting wars over it.

Samarth’s latest reel literally gathered half of the TV industry in the comment section 😭. Actors, influencers, co-stars — everyone seems to enjoy his content and vibe.

Among the younger TV personalities right now, he honestly feels one of the most effortlessly funny and entertaining guys.

I am the only who noticed samarth behaviour and interaction has changed a lot with Jannat recently.

I was checking the response to Abhishek’s latest show and honestly the YouTube views and overall hype feel much lower compared to his previous projects. Earlier, even small clips related to him used to trend instantly and generate massive engagement, but now the buzz looks comparatively less.

Not hating on him at all because he still has a loyal fanbase and strong screen presence. But compared to the craze he had after Bigg Boss, the difference in numbers is noticeable.

Like, when other cast members had projects coming out, Abhishek genuinely promoted them — whether it was Jannat Zubair, Samarth Jurel, Tejasswi Prakash and many others. He used to repost stories, hype their work, and support them publicly.

But now that Abhishek’s new web series is releasing, there’s almost complete silence from the LC gang. No stories, no promotions, nothing noticeable from most of the cast. It feels a bit strange considering how supportive he has been towards everyone else’s projects.

I genuinely used to enjoy watching Nia Sharma because she has always had a strong and natural personality on screen. But recently on Laughter Chefs it feels like she is overdoing the same things again and again just for attention.

Every episode now looks repetitive — shouting, yelling, stealing things from Abhishek Kumar’s counter, and then getting into fights with Jannat Zubair and Aly Goni. At first it was entertaining, but now it honestly feels forced and scripted.

The problem is not even the fights themselves, it’s that the same pattern is being repeated every episode, so it no longer feels organic or funny. It looks like she’s trying too hard to create “viral moments” or grab screentime.

Even many viewers are now calling these segments scripted because of how predictable they have become. I think she should tone it down a little because her natural fun side is much more enjoyable than constant chaos.