Rubina Dilaik Waves, Greets Paparazzi With Folded Hands At Laughter Chefs Set
Rubina Dilaik was spotted in the sets of her show Laughter Chefs showcasing a chic avatar.
Rubina Dilaik, who is one of the contestants in Laughter Chefs – Unlimited Entertainment season 2, keeps showing off her sartorial sense of fashion in one after the other looks whenever she gets spotted outside the sets. As the actress was papped outside the sets of the popular cooking reality show, she looked graceful in a satin saree featuring black abstract prints all over it. Known for her style sense, Dilaik teamed her appearance with a blingy blouse complementing the beige hues of the six yards of elegance.
In a video posted on Instagram, Rubina Dilaik was seen gracefully interacting with the paparazzi stationed over there. And as she walked towards the sets, the diva looked every bit gorgeous in her ensemble for the day. The long pallu adorned with stone drops alongside the borders of her saree, paired with the off-shoulder blouse, made her look every bit stunning.
The Chotti Bahu star accessorised her look with a contrasting pair of dangler earrings designed with pink and white crystal stones. Subtle makeup, featuring a dollop of blush on her cheeks for a fresh look alongside peach lip tint and a tiny bindi, added stars to her charm. Finally, she sealed the deal for the day with a side-parted open hairstyle and soft curls cascading down her shoulders. Soon after the video surfaced on social media, her fans rallied in the comment section lauding the diva's stunning appearance.
Rubina and her co-contestants are leaving their fans rolling on the floor with the 'nok-jhoks' and banters during their hilarious cooking sessions. In the latest promo video shared by the show's makers, Colour TV's official Instagram handle, Krushna Abhishek, can be seen joking about the actress' one-liners.
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In the video, we can see Krushna welcoming their guest Bottle Baba with a hilarious introduction session with Rubina. The comedian reveals that they have one person amongst the contestants who is exactly like him and continues, 'Aap Bottle Baba ho and humare paas Do Not Touch mata hai (You are Bottle baba, and we have Do Not Touch mata here)," pointing towards Rubina.
The actress then imitates everything like their guest, leaving Krushna to talk about her daughters, who live with her parents in her hometown, Himachal Pradesh. He jokes, 'Aapki daughters ne aapka ye roop dekha toh vo bhi padhao pe jaa rhi hai (Your daughters are going to the mountains after witnessing this side of yours)," and this leaves everyone present over there in splits.
The video was captioned as 'Bottle baba aur Do not touch mata ke beech hui takkar, ab nahi rukega yeh entertainment ka chakkar. Dekhiye #LaughterChefs – Unlimited Entertainment, Sat-Sun raat 9:30 baje sirf #Colors aur @jiohotstar par."
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