Mumbai, August 5 — Comedian and television personality Bharti Singh has spoken about reuniting with her husband, Harssh Limbachiyaa, as co-hosts of their upcoming reality show Indian Game Show with Bharti and Harssh.

In an exclusive statement to IANS, she said sharing the stage with Harssh after nearly six years makes the journey even more special.

Expressing her excitement about the new show, Bharti said: “Every episode of Indian Game Show is filled with fun, madness, and moments that will leave families smiling together. Sharing the stage with Harssh again after so many years makes this journey even more special because we know how much audiences enjoy seeing us together.”

She added that some of the most memorable milestones of her career have happened with Sony Entertainment Television. “This channel has given me opportunities that not only has shaped me as an entertainer but also allowed audiences to embrace me with so much love over the years,” she said.

Bharti also thanked the channel for continuing to champion family entertainment. “Sony Entertainment Television has always believed in bringing wholesome entertainment to families, and I am grateful to be a part of this exciting new chapter,” she said.

Harssh expressed similar enthusiasm, noting that the format has been designed to keep audiences entertained. “My association with Sony Entertainment Television over the years has only grown stronger. With Indian Game Show, we have created a format that's spontaneous, unpredictable and full of energy, where conversations are as entertaining as the games themselves. Working alongside Bharti always brings out the best kind of chaos, and I believe audiences are going to have an amazing time watching this show every week,” he said.

The show will premiere on August 24 at 8 pm and will feature celebrity participants competing in a series of fun-filled games.

The reunion brings the popular pair back together on screen after a gap of nearly six years, continuing their association with a channel that has long been central to their television careers.