In the latest comedic twist from Binaiferr and Sanjay Kohli’s Bhabhiji Ghar Par Hai, Anita and Angoori’s attempts to discipline  Vibhuti and Tiwari, take a turn for the hilarious. Produced under the Edit II banner, the show continues its reign as one of Indian television’s top comedy series, recently completing nine successful years on-air.

Starring Aasif Sheikh, Rohitashv Gour, Vidisha Srivastava, and Shubhangi Atre in lead roles, Bhabhiji Ghar Par Hai airs on TV and never fails to deliver a perfect blend of laughter, satire, and drama. Here’s what to expect this week:

The Plot Thickens: “Chamdi Udhedu” on the Loose!
The city is abuzz with news of a mysterious figure, “Chamdi Udhedu,” who has been terrorizing men out on the streets at night. No man is safe—whether found loitering outside a hotel or sleeping in a dharamshala, every male outside after dark faces the wrath of this unknown vigilante.

Meanwhile, at the Mishra household, Anita has had enough of Vibhuti’s careless attitude and unpaid debts. Frustrated, she shows her stern side, kicking both Vibhuti and his uncle, Chacha, out of the house for the night. It’s the same night that Chamdi Udhedu strikes again, leaving both men beaten and regretful by morning.

Angoori Joins the Fun
On the other side of town, Angoori, who always obediently listens to Tiwari, decides to turn the tables after a conversation with Anita and Amma. Tiwari, accustomed to scolding Angoori for trivial reasons, is left bewildered when she starts showing her angry side. Stressed and confused, Tiwari joins Vibhuti and Chacha in their collective misery.

The Great Escape—and a Twist
Fed up with their wives’ newfound strictness, Vibhuti, Tiwari, and Chacha hatch a plan. The trio sneaks out of their homes under the cover of darkness, seeking solace at the local undergarment shop, which doubles as a secret drinking spot. However, their night out doesn’t go as planned, and their troubles are far from over.

In a surprising twist, the mysterious “Chamdi Udhedu” turns herself in to the police. The vigilante, it turns out, wasn’t a man but a woman who was angry with her own husband and decided to take out her frustrations on all men in the city. After realizing that things had spiraled out of control, she surrendered.

A Lesson Learned—With Laughter
With the mystery solved, Anita and Angoori reflect on their own actions and realize that being overly strict might not be the best way to handle their husbands. They apologize, and everyone makes peace. In true Bhabhiji Ghar Par Hai fashion, all misunderstandings are resolved with humor, and the characters return to their happy, albeit comically chaotic, lives.

Tune in to Bhabhiji Ghar Par Hai this week for a laughter-filled episode as the characters learn that sometimes, life’s lessons come with a funny twist!