Cricket star and television host Rohit Sharma offered a candid, lighthearted glimpse into his home life during a recent episode of his show 'Family Full House', revealing how he responds when he is not fond of something his wife, Ritika Sajdeh, has cooked — and why that situation rarely arises.

What Rohit Said About Ritika's Cooking

When a contestant on the show put the question to him directly, Rohit did not shy away. He said: 'Haan, haan, bol deta hoon. I mean, halaanki, I don't think unki jo bhi cheez... I mean, bahut limited cheezein banati hain, jo bhi limited cheezein banati hain, bahut hi achhe tareeke se banati hain, toh... koi complaint hai nahi.' Translated, Rohit explained that while Ritika cooks a limited variety of dishes, everything she does make turns out exceptionally well — leaving him with nothing to complain about.

The admission drew an easy laugh from the audience and offered a rare, unscripted window into the couple's domestic dynamic. Rohit and Ritika, who married in 2015, are among Indian cricket's most prominent couples.

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Rohit also addressed an equally relatable topic — the perennial challenge of getting a good photo of each other while travelling. He explained that he and Ritika often end up photographing everyone around them more than each other, simply because taking turns behind the lens when you are both present is a 'bahut common cheez' — a very common thing.

In his words: 'Main aksar apni biwi ko bolta hoon ki mera photo kheench aise-aise. Lekin aksar yeh hota hai ki hum dono ek-dusre ki kam photo kheechte hain, baaki logon ki zyada kheechte hain... Jab bhi aap trip pe jaate ho ya bahar jaate ho, toh aap photographer ko leke jaate nahi ho. Aapas mein maamla niptaana padta hai, toh shayad kabhi-kabhi aapko photographer banna padega.' He laughingly acknowledged that one of them inevitably ends up playing unofficial photographer on every outing.

About Family Full House

New episodes of 'Family Full House', hosted by Rohit Sharma, air every Saturday and Sunday at 9:30 PM on Sony Entertainment Television and the streaming platform Sony LIV. The show has positioned Rohit in an uncharacteristically off-duty avatar, trading cricket whites for candid conversations with families. The format has steadily built an audience drawn as much to Rohit's personality as to the family-centric storytelling.

With the Indian cricket calendar remaining packed, Rohit's television presence offers fans a side of the opener they rarely see on the pitch — relaxed, self-deprecating, and openly affectionate about family life.