‘Shubh Laabh’ welcomes Ashish Kapoor as a Masterchef

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Updated At : 02:45 PM Dec 17, 2021 IST

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The upcoming episodes of Sony SAB’s show Shubh Laabh—Aapkey Ghar Mein will witness a fresh entry. Actor Ashish Kapoor will now be seen in a pivotal role for an interesting track. Ashish will play the character of Sunil, a Masterchef. Says Ashish, “New experiences are always exciting, as they open the opportunity to explore different characters. This one is special indeed, as I am donning the hat of a chef for the very first time on television, and I’m geared up to see how it unfolds.”

So is he passionate about cooking in real life? He adds, “I am a completely opposite to my character. Sunil is a mind-blowing chef, Ashish on the other hand barely knows how to even switch on the oven. I am enjoying portraying my character as it’s helping me expand my reach as an artiste. I couldn’t have asked for anything better!”

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