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Bharti Singh Keeps Comedy Clean for Family Audiences

Bharti Singh Keeps Comedy Clean for Family Audiences
‘I self-censor’ - Bharti Singh on keeping her comedy ‘clean’ for family audiences - Telegraph India · telegraphindia.com

Bharti Singh is a comedian who wants families to enjoy her jokes.

She says she keeps her comedy clean because her mother may watch it.

She usually jokes about everyday subjects such as food and family.

She avoids politics and religion because she does not feel knowledgeable enough about them.

Singh was nervous when she started working in television.

She became popular after appearing on The Great Indian Laughter Challenge in 2008.

She later performed on several other comedy shows.

She and her husband, Harsh Limbachiyaa, are planning a longer comedy show for an OTT platform.

She is also hosting Indian Game Show, where entertainers play chaotic games.

Key facts

Comedy style
Singh says she consciously keeps her comedy clean and self-censors some material.
Preferred subjects
She often jokes about food and family.
Avoided subjects
She avoids jokes about politics and religion because she lacks sufficient familiarity with them.
Television debut
She debuted in 2008 on The Great Indian Laughter Challenge.
Notable shows
Her television credits include Comedy Circus, The Kapil Sharma Show and The Khatra Khatra Show.
Upcoming project
Singh and Harsh Limbachiyaa are working toward a one-hour stand-up comedy special for an OTT platform.
Current hosting role
The couple are hosting Indian Game Show, which airs on Sony Entertainment channel.

Quotes

Bharti Singh

Comedian discussing audience expectations and her clean-comedy approach

“There’s immense pressure on stand-up comedians to create content that will garner the audience’s attention. Everyone has a different style of making people laugh — some may resort to cheap jokes, while some adhere to clean humour. However, I keep my audience base in mind, which is a family audience”
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“I self-censor things keeping in mind that my mother is going to watch it too. Besides, I don’t crack jokes on topics I’m not aware of (politics or religion). I often crack jokes on food, family, etc”
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