Maera Misshra prepares her special 'Kadak Masala Chai' for her Bhagya Lakshmi family

In the heart of India, where every sip tells a story, the timeless debate over the superiority of tea or coffee brews stronger than ever. For most Indians, tea is more than just a drink; it is a comforting ritual enjoyed at any time of day. One such tea enthusiast is Maera Misshra, known for her role as the scheming Malishka on Zee TV's Bhagya Lakshmi. While Malishka is always striving to win the favour of her husband Rishi (played by Rohit Suchanti), who remains in love with his ex-wife Lakshmi (portrayed by Aishwarya Khare), Maera has already endeared herself to her co-stars by preparing the finest evening tea.

Between shots, actors keep their energy up by enjoying their favourite beverages. Even in the scorching heat, nothing deters them from savouring the perfect cup of 'Chai'. Recently, Maera Misshra decided to give the Spot Dada on set a break and treated her on-screen family to her special Kadak Masala Chai. Taking over the set's kitchen, she brewed some amazing Adrak and mint Chai for everyone during the evening break, delighting her co-stars with this refreshing treat.

Maera said, "I believe there's nothing that a good cup of tea cannot solve. Chai is not just a beverage, it's an emotion. I start my day with a cup of tea. I have a special recipe where I add some mint leaves, Adrak, and Elaichi in the water before adding the tea leaves, sugar, and milk; it enhances the flavours and helps you if you have a cold, headache, or just a tiring day. One day I decided to make it for my entire Bhagya Lakshmi family, and they loved it. We even called for some pakodas and it was the perfect combination."

Well, Maera knows how to win the hearts of her co-stars!

In the upcoming episodes of the show, the viewers will get to watch how Rishi is trying to find out if he is the father of Parvati (Trisha Sarda)  through a DNA test, but Lakshmi is trying to hide the truth from him. Will Rishi ever find out about his real relationship with Parvati?