Mr. And Mrs. Singh, Episode 14

Mutiso receives a letter from his third wife. He takes the letter to Mrs Singh to read it to him and is reduced to tears by the shocking news.

In the Singh family, trouble is the order of the day, and their rebellious employees' hilarious schemes will leave you in stitches.

Mrs Singh conspires with Mutiso to sell some scrap metal. Unknown to them, Mr Singh had made a deal to sell the scrap metal and take Mrs Singh on a trip to Seychelles.

Mr Singh comes home in a foul mood only to find that Mrs Singh is not in a state of mind to give him any solace.

Onyango spots the amiable Smitta on the balcony of Mr Singh's house and decides to invite himself over while Mrs Singh is away.

Mr Singh comes home for lunch but finds that it is not ready. He demands it, and Mrs Singh tells him to wait until the right ingredients are delivered.

Mutiso is accosted by Smitta's maid to pay back the money he borrowed from her. Mutiso does not have the money and has to get himself out of this tricky situation.

Mrs Singh commits Mr Singh to service all the vehicles in their temple without Mr Singh's knowledge.

Mr Singh is going through a mid-life crisis and starts dotting on a young and beautiful Smitha Patel, to the chagrin and amusement of Mrs Singh.

Mrs Singh does not like Onyango and Mr Singh's business deals and sets out to sabotage their plans.

Mrs Singh is furious when she learns that Mr Singh delivered an engine block to his old girlfriend's house.

After praising her husband to her friends, Mrs Singh realises that he has forgotten their wedding anniversary.

Mr Singh is hit by a motorcycle, but his wife feels no remorse for him at all. Onyango hatches a plan to sue the rider.

Mutiso complains that he is underpaid. Things get worse after Mr Singh gives him his car keys to go and pick something, but Mutiso drives the car and wrecks it.

Onyango shows up with a very powerful brand new car. Mr Singh enquires from Onyango the source of his money, which he reveals to be gambling in horse races.

Mutiso places the bet on the slowest horse, which incidentally wins, but since the receipt is in Mutiso's name, they have to do whatever Mutiso wants to get money.

Mrs Singh wins a week-long trip to the coast and decides to take Mr Singh with her. Drama ensues when Mutiso has to pack Mr Singh's swimming costumes.

After Mr and Mrs Singh leave for a one-week trip, Mutiso invites Nekesa over and starts wooing her. Smitha walks in on them, and Mutiso has to buy her silence.

A livid Mr Manubhai storms into Singh's house to collect a two million shillings loan from Mr Singh. He even threatens to take his car, but the day is saved by Onyango.

Mutiso is paid his monthly salary, and the first thing he does is take Nekesa out. She calls her girlfriends to come along with her and enjoy Mutiso's money.

Mutiso hides Nekesa in the food store after Mr Singh shows up unexpectedly. Things take a worse turn when Smitha shows up.

Nekesa tries to apologise to Mutiso for taking advantage of him and even gives him a deodorant, which she confesses that she stole from Smitha.

Mutiso is given two thousand shillings by Mr Singh to go buy a phone, but he comes back with a phone case filled with mud inside.

Onyango is at it again! He cons Manubhai out of his money, claiming that he is technically savvy. He pretends to wire money for Mr Singh's vehicle to Manubhai.

Manubhai trusts Onyango with his business deal of 12 million to bring in pharmaceuticals. Onyango swindles him and convinces him that the drugs are expired.

Mutiso is an illiterate domestic worker in the family house of Mr and Mrs Singh, a wealthy Indian family who leads a high-class life. It is drama after drama.

Mrs Singh's nephew comes to visit. Mr Singh is not amused and refers to him as a bum. Mrs Singh plays cupid with him and Smitha.

In the Singh family, trouble is the order of the day, and their rebellious employees' hilarious schemes will leave you in stitches.

Mutiso wants to run off to Zanzibar after he uses brake fluid to wax Onyango's car which peels off the paint. An enraged Onyango storms into Mrs Singh's house.

Mutiso is an illiterate domestic worker in the family house of Mr and Mrs Singh, a wealthy Indian family who leads a high-class life. It is drama after drama.

Mutiso is an illiterate domestic worker in the family house of Mr and Mrs Singh, a wealthy Indian family who leads a high-class life. It is drama after drama.

Mutiso is an illiterate domestic worker in the family house of Mr and Mrs Singh, a wealthy Indian family who leads a high-class life. It is drama after drama.

Mutiso is an illiterate domestic worker in the family house of Mr and Mrs Singh, a wealthy Indian family who leads a high-class life. It is drama after drama.

Mutiso is an illiterate domestic worker in the family house of Mr and Mrs Singh, a wealthy Indian family who leads a high-class life. It is drama after drama.

Mutiso is an illiterate domestic worker in the family house of Mr and Mrs Singh, a wealthy Indian family who leads a high-class life. It is drama after drama.

Mutiso is an illiterate domestic worker in the family house of Mr and Mrs Singh, a wealthy Indian family who leads a high-class life. It is drama after drama.

Mutiso is an illiterate domestic worker in the family house of Mr and Mrs Singh, a wealthy Indian family who leads a high-class life. It is drama after drama.

Mutiso is an illiterate domestic worker in the family house of Mr and Mrs Singh, a wealthy Indian family who leads a high-class life. It is drama after drama.

Mrs Singh decides to bring a technician to fix her TV for her. Little does she know, she will fall prey to Onyango's conman tricks.

Singh's daughter is coming back, and her mother's friends want their sons to marry the long-awaited daughter. They get into a fight over her hand in marriage.

Mrs Singh is in Mombasa, and Mr Singh takes this opportunity to act on his crush on Smitha. He buys her an expensive gold necklace and asks Mutiso to deliver it to her.

Nekesa wants Mutiso to step up his boyfriend game by providing all her needs. Mutiso bows to pressure and takes Mr Singh's money to bet on horses.

Mrs Singh is not immune to Onyango's charms as she gets conned of 45,000 shillings, even after she warned Smitha about Onyango herself.

Mrs Singh is in the kitchen cooking up a storm after she sees a bracelet in Gurjeet's jacket. She becomes overly romantic and wants to cook him a romantic dinner.

Mutiso has caught a bug of bad luck, and whatever he touches gets spoiled. He has damaged so many things that Mr Singh deducted his whole salary.

Nekesa colludes with a fake pastor to swindle Mutiso by making him believe that he is bewitched.

Mutiso's cousin has brought him a live chicken to appease him to take dowry for his second wife. Mutiso gets angry and fed up with him and forgets to do his chores.

It's Nekesa's birthday, and Mutiso buys drinks and calls his cousin Wambua to celebrate. Mutiso and Nekesa get cosy, and Wambua feels left out.

Mutiso and Deler gang up on Mr Singh for being too hard on them.

In the Singh family, trouble is the order of the day, and their rebellious employees' hilarious schemes will leave you in stitches.

Onyango visits Mr Singh carrying a bottle of wine, pretending to be very knowledgeable in wine tasting. His antics do not last long.