Celebrities who will feature on the show are Govinda, Sakshi Tanwar and Ila Arun
Highlights
- Funnyman Vinay Pathak will host an upcoming TV show titled Har Ghar Kuch Kehta Hai which will showcase the childhood homes of celebrities like veteran actress Waheeda Rehman and cricketer Irfan Pathan.
- To be aired on Colors, the show will take the celebrities down memory lane.
- Vinay's affable style will help in establishing a youth connect, believes Raj Nayak, CEO, Colors.
- "The show's host, Vinay Pathak, is one of the finest and most talented persons whose affable style promises to create an instant connect with audiences across the country," Nayak said.
- Talking about the show's concept, he said: "Har Ghar Kuch Kehta Hai highlights the significance of the childhood homes and memories in laying the cornerstone of a prosperous life. It will enable us to showcase the emotional journeys that have shaped the lives of some of the country's most successful individuals."
- Other celebrity names which will feature on the show include Govinda, Sakshi Tanwar and Ila Arun.
Funnyman Vinay Pathak will host an upcoming TV show titled
Har Ghar Kuch Kehta Hai which will showcase the childhood homes of celebrities like veteran actress Waheeda Rehman and cricketer Irfan Pathan.
To be aired on Colors, the show will take the celebrities down memory lane.
Vinay's affable style will help in establishing a youth connect, believes Raj Nayak, CEO, Colors.
"The show's host, Vinay Pathak, is one of the finest and most talented persons whose affable style promises to create an instant connect with audiences across the country," Nayak said.
Talking about the show's concept, he said: "
Har Ghar Kuch Kehta Hai highlights the significance of the childhood homes and memories in laying the cornerstone of a prosperous life. It will enable us to showcase the emotional journeys that have shaped the lives of some of the country's most successful individuals."
Other celebrity names which will feature on the show include Govinda, Sakshi Tanwar and Ila Arun.