Sony Entertainment Television is set to bring more fun and comedy to prime time with ‘Indian Game Show with Bharti and Harssh’. Hosted by Bharti Singh and Harssh Limbachiyaa, the show brings celebrities together for games, comedy and entertaining challenges.
According to a SET press release, Bharti and Harssh are returning as a hosting duo after six years. Their spontaneous comedy and interactions with celebrity guests are expected to be one of the main highlights of the show.
The show will feature celebrities including Jannat Zubair, Abhishek Kumar, Akanksha Chamola, Prince Narula, Karan Patel, Anita Hassanandani and Deepika Singh. They will take part in different games and challenges while sharing funny moments on the show.
One of the highlights will be the pairing of Abhishek Kumar and Jannat Zubair, also referred to as ‘AbhiNat’. The two will participate in games together and will also perform on ‘Ishq Wala Love’. Their fun chemistry is expected to add another entertaining element to the episode.
Comedian Chandan Prabhakar will also add to the fun with his ‘chaiwala’ act. The show will feature several comedy moments involving the hosts and celebrity participants.
The game segment will include challenges such as Treadmill Run, Rodeo Fruits Pull, Seesaw Boxing, Trampoline Basketball and Pool Game. The celebrities will have to run, bounce, compete and even take a splash in the pool as they take on these challenges.
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