Bharti Singh calls Kaju's first Ganesh Chaturthi 'emotional and special'
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Television personality and comedian Bharti Singh has shared how this year's Ganesh Chaturthi has taken on a deeply personal significance for her family — marking the first Chaturthi celebration for her younger son, Kaju, born in December last year. Bharti, who has been an ardent devotee of Lord Ganesha, described the occasion as 'profoundly emotional and special.'
Kaju's First Chaturthi Makes It Extra Special
Speaking about the festival, Bharti said, Ganesh Chaturthi has always been her 'absolute favourite' celebration. 'Bappa brings a kind of warmth, love, and divine positivity that just fills your heart. This year is profoundly emotional and special for us because it marks many firsts for us,' she said.
The comedian added, 'It is our younger son Kaju's very first Ganesh Chaturthi. Having both our little Bal Ganeshas, Gola and Kaju, around us, watching their eyes light up with every aarti and modak, makes the festivities feel infinitely sweeter.'
Bharti and her husband, writer-producer Harssh Limbachiyaa, are parents to two sons — Gola (also known as Lakshya), who is four years old, and younger son Kaju, who arrived in December 2025.
Family Traditions and Double the Joy
Harssh Limbachiyaa described Ganesh Chaturthi as 'the anchor of our family,' explaining that the occasion brings together extended family, friends, and teams at two homes. 'Every year, we traditionally bring Ganpati Bappa home to my mother's place and to Bharti's sister Pinky's house,' he said.
He added that this year the family also brought home a special Bal Ganesha idol dedicated to little Kaju. 'Now with both Gola and Kaju running around, Bappa's arrival feels twice as joyful and sacred,' Harssh said.
Show Success Adds to the Celebration
The celebrations also coincide with the success of Our Indian Game Show with Bharti and Harssh on Sony Entertainment Television. Bharti described the show as 'our first baby since we have built, nurtured, and brought to our audiences across the country.' She said celebrating on set, surrounded by her team, reinforced that 'family isn't just at home; it's right here on our stage.'
Harssh echoed the sentiment, acknowledging the crew's hard work. 'Our production team, crew, technical staff, and everyone have worked tirelessly and have put their soul into bringing the show to life. Bappa has always given us the strength to do what we love and for that we are forever thankful,' he said.
Looking Ahead
With two young children and a successful new show to celebrate, the Bharti-Harssh household is set to mark Ganesh Chaturthi 2026 as one of the most memorable in recent years — a blend of personal milestones and professional triumph centred around the festival both hold dear.