TV Host Bharati Singh Urges Children to Share Festive Joy

Mumbai – During a recent conversation with a national news outlet, television personality Bharati Singh highlighted her evolving approach to Diwali celebrations and the moral lessons she wishes to pass on to her two children, Gola and Kaju.

Singh explained that as a child she often faced a dilemma: the family could afford either the festive sweets needed for puja or the firecrackers that light up the night, but not both. "We usually chose sweets because they were part of the religious rites," she said, adding that the lack of money made the choice painful.

Fast forward to today, and the comedian-turned-host enjoys a stable income that lets her buy both sweets and fireworks without second‑guessing. She described the feeling of walking into a shop and selecting items for the entire family as a symbol of how far she has come.

Beyond personal comfort, Singh emphasized that her children must learn empathy. She wants Gola and Kaju to understand that many families cannot afford lavish celebrations and should share whatever they have – whether it is a piece of mithai or a few crackers.

Even with a hectic shooting schedule for "Indian Game Show," Singh makes time to involve her kids in shopping and to organize small community gatherings where everyone can partake in the festive spirit together.