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Partners in Laughter
By Tejal Sinha||6 min read at The New Indian Express
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Bharti Singh and Haarsh Limbachiyaa discuss their new game show 'Indian Game Show' with [PUBLISHER], highlighting their natural chemistry, career evolution, and future projects.
They spoke about combining comedy with hosting, balancing work and family, and their plans to enter the OTT space with a micro-drama app.
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Some couples bond over quiet dinners and romantic gestures; Bharti Singh and Haarsh Limbachiyaa seem just as happy roasting each other for a laugh. Their playful chemistry, which comes naturally from their friendship off screen, is now at the heart of Indian Game Show with Bharti and Haarsh. As they bring an expansive new game show to television, the duo is embracing another opportunity to combine their creative strengths. Speaking to CE, they talk about the joy of making people laugh, the lessons that have shaped their careers, finding their rhythm as partners in work and life, and what…
The tagline, ‘Jahaan Doston Ko Phasayenge Aur Aapko Hasaayenge’, sets the tone right away. What led you to bring back the game show?Bharti: With friends, we can have fun and tease them without them getting angry, which made us think of a game show. Haarsh and I have done successful game shows before, and people kept asking for their return through our vlogs and podcasts. We brought Indian Game Show to YouTube, then Sony approached us. The show is being received positively, though creating our own IP wasn’t always the plan.What sets this show apart?Haarsh: It is a game show of a scale Indian…
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