Bharati Singh Reflects on Diwali Memories and the Importance of Sharing Joy

Mumbai, November 10 (Daily Kiran) : Comedian and television host Bharati Singh recently shared her nostalgic memories of Diwali, revealing how the festival has transformed for her over the years. Growing up in a financially constrained household, Singh and her family often had to choose between sweets and fireworks during the festive season. Today, thanks to her hard work and success, she enjoys the freedom to buy both for her children, Gola and Kaju.

In a candid conversation, Bharati expressed how her approach to celebrating Diwali has evolved. “Everything has changed now. We have a little more money,” she recalled. “In the past, we couldn’t afford many fireworks. Although it’s better not to use them, it’s hard to explain that to children. They want to light at least a few. Back then, our financial situation was so dire that we had to choose between sweets and fireworks. We often opted for sweets because we needed them for prayers.”

Reflecting on her childhood, Bharati admitted that the anticipation of festivals often brought her anxiety due to financial constraints. “Whenever a festival approached, I used to worry about how we would manage,” she said. “But now, everything is different. Times have changed.”

Bharati’s dedication to her career has significantly improved her financial situation. She no longer hesitates before making purchases. “We started working hard, and money began to flow in. Now, I don’t have to think twice before buying anything. I just need to step out of the house and head to the store,” she explained.

Despite her busy schedule filming the “Indian Game Show,” Bharati has made time for shopping for herself and her children. She emphasized the importance of teaching her kids to share the joy of festivals with others. “I want them to understand that not everyone can celebrate without worry. It’s essential to be aware of others’ circumstances,” she said.

Bharati plans to impart valuable lessons to her children this Diwali. “Diwali is a significant festival for us Indians and Hindus. It’s not just about celebrating at home; we should also think about those who cannot celebrate,” she stated. “If you’re buying sweets, share them. If you’re getting fireworks, share those too.”

She added, “Whether it’s Diwali, Eid, or any other festival, I will teach my children to celebrate together and share their happiness. We are fortunate that God has provided us with work, allowing us to meet our needs. However, many people struggle during festivals, worrying about how to afford them. Therefore, I will teach my children to celebrate with everyone and share what they have.”

On the work front, Bharati Singh is currently hosting “Indian Game Show with Bharati and Harsh.”