Bharti Singh says her ‘heart is twice as full’ as she celebrates Janmashtami with her two ‘little Kanhas’ Gola and Kaju

September 4, 2026

Mumbai: Star comedian and host Bharti Singh and her husband, writer-producer and host Haarsh Limbachiyaa, are celebrating Janmashtami with double the joy this year as they mark the festival with their two sons, Gola and Kaju.

The couple, who host Indian Game Show with Bharti and Harssh, opened up about their family’s Janmashtami celebrations, their love for the festival and how becoming parents to two boys has made the occasion even more special.

Bharti Singh talks about celebrating Janmashtami with her sons

Bharti said Janmashtami has always been one of the happiest festivals for her as it brings together excitement, devotion and family time.

“For me, Janmashtami has always been one of the happiest festivals because it fills the house with so much excitement, devotion and family time. Ever since Gola was born, I wait for this day to dress him up as little Krishna, and now with Kaju, my heart feels twice as full. Watching my two little Krishnas smile, play and celebrate together is a memory I want to cherish forever,” she said.

She added that the family organises its own small Dahi Handi celebration at home, with everyone joining in enthusiastically.

“I truly believe festivals become meaningful when children experience them with their family and grow up understanding the stories and values behind them,” Bharti said.

Janmashtami celebrations extend to Indian Game Show

Bharti also spoke about bringing the festive spirit to Indian Game Show with Bharti and Harssh, where the couple included a special Janmashtami-themed celebration.

“This year, bringing that same Janmashtami spirit to Indian Game Show with Bharti and Harssh made it even more special. We laughed, played and celebrated together, and I hope our audience feels the same festive joy while watching it with their loved ones,” she said.

Haarsh on passing traditions to their children

Haarsh said Janmashtami brings a special sense of joy and warmth to their home. He stressed the importance of introducing children to Indian festivals and traditions from an early age.

“Janmashtami is one of those festivals that brings so much joy, energy and warmth into the home. I feel it is important that our children grow up knowing about all our festivals and understanding the beautiful traditions behind them, rather than just celebrating them as occasions,” he said.

He said the family brings a handi home and organises its own Dahi Handi celebration. Gola is dressed as little Krishna before the handi is broken.

“Now, with Kaju also in our lives, it feels even more special because there are two little Bal Krishnas in our house,” Haarsh added.

Couple welcomes second son in 2025

Haarsh also shared how the festive celebrations have become part of their professional life, with Indian Game Show with Bharti and Harssh featuring a special game based on Janmashtami.

“Seeing them dressed as Krishna and celebrating the festival together is such a beautiful feeling. This year, we have also brought the Janmashtami spirit to Indian Game Show with Bharti and Harssh with a special game around the festival. Playing it together was so much fun, and it made the celebration even more exciting,” he said.

“These are the traditions and memories I want my children to grow up with, because festivals are not just about a day on the calendar, they are about bringing the family together and passing on our culture and stories to the next generation,” Haarsh concluded.

Bharti and Haarsh tied the knot in 2017 and welcomed their first son, Laksh, fondly known as Gola, on April 3, 2022.

The couple welcomed their second son, Yashveer, affectionately called Kaju, on December 19, 2025. They later revealed his name as Yashveer, although Kaju continues to be his family nickname.