Nia Sharma bids farewell to Laughter Chefs 3: 'Laughed the most in two years'
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Television actress Nia Sharma signed off from Colors TV's Laughter Chefs Unlimited Entertainment Season 3 with an emotional farewell, calling the show 'the place where I reached without a brain and laughed the most in the last two years.' The actress, best known for her role in Naagin 4, shared her heartfelt goodbye on Instagram as the grand finale aired on 26 July.
Nia Sharma's Farewell Note
Taking to Instagram, Sharma posted a carousel of videos and photographs from the sets, accompanied by a candid caption. 'As the final episode of laughter chef airs tonight, I'll remember it as the place where I reached without a brain and laughed the most in the last 2 years and left a peace of my heart. Also a better cook now shall move on in life with the sweetest memories and a tear or two at times when I miss everyone… Goodbyeeeeee,' she wrote.
Among the highlights of her post was a candid video featuring comedian and host Bharti Singh joining Sharma as she enjoyed a salad on set — a lighthearted moment that captured the off-script camaraderie the show was known for. The Ek Hazaron Main Meri Behna Hai actress also shared several other memorable glimpses from her time on the show.
Ankita Lokhande Also Pens Emotional Goodbye
Fellow contestant Ankita Lokhande, known for her role in Pavitra Rishta, also marked the finale with a heartfelt note. 'Acha toh main chalti hoon… Grand Finale Day! A show that brought out the best in all of us Laughter Chefs has been so much more than just a show, knowing that together we could become a little dose of happiness and laughter for so many families has been the biggest blessing. If we managed to become your "therapists" for an hour every week, making you smile and forget your worries, then it's truly been an honour for all of us,' Lokhande wrote.
Winners of Laughter Chefs 3
Aly Goni and Jannat Zubair, competing as Team Kaanta, were crowned the winners of the season. The duo lifted the trophy at the grand finale, which concluded on 26 July. Their win brought the curtains down on a season that blended comedy, cooking, and celebrity chemistry in equal measure.
What Made the Show Stand Out
Now in its third season, Laughter Chefs has carved a niche in Indian reality television by pairing celebrity contestants in a kitchen format designed more for laughs than culinary mastery. The warmth of the cast's off-screen bonds, evident in the farewell posts, suggests the format has succeeded in creating genuine connections beyond the cameras. For Sharma in particular, the show appears to have offered a rare creative breather — a contrast to the high-drama roles she is typically associated with.