Shilpa Shetty Brings the Flavour of ‘New India’ to MasterChef India

Mumbai (Anil Bedag): The sets of MasterChef India recently sparkled with a renewed sense of excitement as actress Shilpa Shetty made a special appearance during the shoot of the upcoming season. Dressed in a soft pink ensemble with minimal styling, Shilpa exuded effortless elegance, adding both glamour and warmth to the celebratory atmosphere of the iconic kitchen.

Visibly delighted as cameras clicked, Shilpa summed up her excitement with a bright smile, saying, “Very excited!” Her enthusiasm reflected the fresh energy that defines the new season.

Speaking about the theme of the upcoming edition, Shilpa highlighted its deeper essence, sharing, “This time on MasterChef India, you will see the colour and character of New India. Jodis are coming, and every plate will represent India.”

Her words perfectly captured the spirit of the season—where unity, ambition, and Indian identity come together on one powerful platform.

The new season of MasterChef India introduces an innovative jodi format, with contestants competing in pairs rather than individually. From mother–daughter and brother–sister duos to other meaningful partnerships, the format celebrates relationships, collaboration, and shared dreams. Rooted in the philosophy of ‘Desh Ab Front Foot Pe Chal Raha Hai’, the season reflects a confident, progressive India moving forward together.

Returning to guide contestants through this exciting chapter are celebrated judges Ranveer Brar, Kunal Kapur, and Vikas Khanna, whose expertise and mentorship promise to elevate the competition to new heights.

Adding to the buzz, Ranveer Brar, during his recent appearance on Kaun Banega Crorepati, revealed a major highlight of the season, stating, “MasterChef India is coming as a jodi for the first time. This time, there will not be one, but two MasterChefs.”

With its fresh format, heartfelt partnerships, and the flavour of a changing nation, the upcoming season of MasterChef India is set to be more than just a cooking competition—it is a celebration of India’s evolving identity, served one plate at a time.