Two Much with Kajol and Twinkle

When Aamir and Salman share a couch, expect Andaz Apna Apna flashbacks, their enemies to besties arc and a friendship that swings from brutally honest to hilariously chaotic, proving the Khans don’t just rule the screen, they rule every room they walk into.

Alia and Varun meet Kajol and Twinkle, and their conversation brings back memories of years gone by. How they've journeyed together from student life to parenthood, and now their kids can be friends too! Travel stories and funny memories from the shooting sets (with a little banter) lead them to a fun quiz with a funny twist.

Akshay Kumar and Saif Ali Khan bring wild stories, awkward confessions, and unstoppable banter, from tattoos and toilets to marriages and masculinity. Will the real “do cheete” please stand up?

Govinda and Chunky Panday bring nostalgia, comedy, and drama to the show, making this episode a proper Bollywood masala entertainer. Everyone swoons as Govinda shows off his dance moves, everyone laughs out loud as Chunky shares some of his wackiest stories. The episode is a full throwback to 90s madness. This one is disco, drama, and total dhamaal.

This episode features a fearless, unfiltered hangout with talk show king Karan Johar (this time it's his turn to be the butt of the jokes) and silver screen favorite Janhvi Kapoor. Conversations range from Olympic jokes to love life, body image, and yes, Boney Kapoor (don't ask too much!) Compliments are thrown, and yes... there are barks, too.

The industry’s most celebrated designer and Bollywood’s bindaas star sit down for a no-filter conversation. From fashion wars and body positivity to Kajol starting the trend of lehengas with sneakers, this episode is stylish, spunky, and soulful.

Vicky Kaushal and Kriti Sanon turn this episode into a dance party. From Kriti’s entrepreneurial spirit to Vicky’s fanboying over Katrina, the episode dives into hustle, heartbreak, and hilariousness. Kriti talks love, career pivots, and busting myths, while Vicky opens up on method acting and family. With cheeky games, bold debates, and a Tauba Tauba dance lesson, this one’s “too much” fun.