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First Post
17 hours ago
- Entertainment
- First Post
From cricket icons to unheard stories: Trailer of Geeta Basra, Harbhajan Singh's Show Who's The Boss promises candid gold
The power couple is here, and not just as partners, but as co-hosts and creators. read more Geeta Basra and Harbhajan Singh have officially launched the much-awaited trailer of their debut talk show, Who's The Boss, and it's already making noise for all the right reasons. Produced under Geeta Basra's banner, Purple Rose Entertainment, this unique celebrity talk show promises viewers an intimate, candid, and often hilarious look into the lives of some of the most adored personalities, as seen through the lens of the women who walk beside them. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD The trailer packs a punch, giving us sneak peeks into heartfelt moments, cheeky banter, and raw conversations with India's biggest sports couples. From Rohit Sharma and Ritika Sajdeh, Suresh Raina and Priyanka Chaudhary, to Jasprit Bumrah and Sanjana Ganesan, and Surya Kumar Yadav and Devisha Shetty, the lineup is nothing short of iconic. What sets Who's The Boss apart? It's not just about fame and success, it's about the stories we have never heard before, and the sides of our favorite stars we have never seen. At its heart, the show shines a light on the women behind the men, their strength, their influence, and their untold journeys that shape champions. Adding another feather to their caps, Geeta and Bhajji have even collaborated on the show's theme rap track, marking their musical debut together and giving fans another reason to celebrate. Set to stream exclusively on their YouTube platform - 'Geeta and Bhajji Channel', Who's The Boss is all set to change the way we look at stardom, relationships, and what it really takes to stand by someone in the spotlight. Get ready for unfiltered conversations, real emotions, and a celebration of power couples like never before. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD
Time of India
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Harbhajan Singh and Geeta Basra talk about venturing together for a project; have teamed up after almost 10 years of marriage! Here's what to expect
Harbhajan Singh and Geeta Basra Cricketer Harbhajan Singh and actor Geeta Basra are stepping into the spotlight together as co-hosts of their chat show Who's The Boss. It took them 10 years of marriage to do a project together! On the show they will bring their real-life chemistry and charm to the screen as they dive into the lives of celebrity couples, including cricketers and actors, exploring who really wears the pants in the relationship. Speaking about teaming up professionally as a couple, Harbhajan Singh, quips, 'You're mistaken if you think this is our first collaboration. We've already worked together on two major projects—Hinaya Heer and Jovan Veer Singh,' he laughs, referring to their children. 'Those were the most important projects of our lives.' On working together creatively for their upcoming show, Geeta Basra explains, 'This is more my domain—I come from a creative background where vision and storytelling are key. I had a clear idea of what I wanted to create, and we sat down and discussed it together. Harbhajan added his inputs, and we ended up creating something truly special, which will be available online soon.' While celebrity couples are often seen on chat shows, it's unusual to see cricketers open up about their personal lives. Reflecting on the experience, Harbhajan says, 'People usually know everything about actors' lives. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Giao dịch vàng CFDs với sàn môi giới tin cậy IC Markets Tìm hiểu thêm Undo But the lives of cricketers—and more importantly, their wives—are rarely in the spotlight. That's what makes this show different. There's so much curiosity about what happens before and after a big match. Cricketers may have shared their side before, but what about their wives? This show gives them a voice too—sharing the pressures, emotions, and behind-the-scenes moments during events like the World Cup. It's raw, real, and deeply personal.' Check out our list of the latest Hindi , English , Tamil , Telugu , Malayalam , and Kannada movies . Don't miss our picks for the best Hindi movies , best Tamil movies, and best Telugu films .
Time of India
27-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Geeta Basra opens up about leaving Bollywood after losing out on four films
Former actress Geeta Basra opened up about her decision to step away from the film industry . Reflecting on her journey, the actress shed light on the challenges she faced as an outsider in Bollywood, revealing that the absence of a strong backing led to missed opportunities, including four major film projects. In a recent conversation with IANS, Basra spoke about the early phase of her Bollywood journey, revealing how prevailing mindsets at the time impacted her career. She shared that soon after meeting her husband, cricketer Harbhajan Singh , perceptions in the industry shifted abruptly. Producers and filmmakers, influenced by conservative thinking, assumed she was headed for marriage and began distancing her from potential projects. When asked about her decision to step away from the film industry at a time when her career was on the rise, Geeta Basra explained that when she met Harbhajan, she had only just started her career and was still adapting to the workings of Bollywood and life in India. "Actually, when I met Bhajji, I had just started my career. I was new to India and to the industry itself. Back then, the mindset was very different-you couldn't be seen or associated with a guy publicly. Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Giao dịch vàng CFDs với sàn môi giới tin cậy IC Markets Tìm hiểu thêm Undo It wasn't just the audience; even producers, directors, and actors had very traditional thinking. I lost out on four films because people assumed I was getting married. And with no godfather in the industry, it was difficult to convince them otherwise. But times have changed, thankfully. Today, no one cares if you're married or have kids. What matters is your work on screen," mentioned Basra. When quizzed on whether Harbhajan ever encouraged Geeta Basra to return to films after marriage, the cricketer shared that the decision was entirely hers. He emphasized that he never imposed any expectations on her and respected her choice to step away from the limelight. Harbhajan stated, "Whenever she had a choice to make in life, I always stood by her and supported her. But ultimately, everything happens as per God's plan-when, where, and how much we can do is all up to Him. My job is to stand by her like a pillar and encourage her in whatever she chooses to do. And we always hope for success in whatever path she takes." Geeta Basra has made her mark in Bollywood through a series of film appearances over the years. She gained recognition for her performances in movies like "Dil Diya Hai," "The Train," "Zila Ghaziabad," and "Mr. Joe B. Carvalho." In 2016, she was also seen in the Punjabi film "Lock." Check out our list of the latest Hindi , English , Tamil , Telugu , Malayalam , and Kannada movies . Don't miss our picks for the best Hindi movies , best Tamil movies, and best Telugu films .
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Business Standard
26-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Business Standard
All about Harbhajan Singh & wife Geeta Basra's new show, 'Who's The Boss'
Harbhajan Singh, former Indian cricket player, and wife Geeta Basra, an actress, are about to start a new show together. "Who is The Boss" is a brand-new chat show that the celebrity couple is coming up with, which will soon be available on YouTube. The show will feature top Indian cricketers alongside their wives, shining a spotlight on the women who've stood strong behind the fame—sharing their journeys, sacrifices, and untold stories that rarely make headlines. 'Who's The Boss': About the concept The two discussed the show in brief in an exclusive interview with Movie Talkies. The goal of the talk show is to provide a unique window into cricket players' private lives and their chemistry with their partners. A unique, never-before-seen look into the lives of cricketing legends and their families will also be revealed by the show. Who's The Boss will bring together some of the most well-known figures in Indian cricket with their partners, and aims to shed emphasis on the women who support the renowned men; their struggles, sacrifices, and resilience that are frequently overlooked. Harbhajan Singh and Geeta Basra on 'Who's The Boss' Speaking at the launch event, when asked about how the idea for the show originated, Geeta Basra said, "I had this idea in my mind for a long time. I wanted to start it a few years ago, but then Covid happened and everything stalled. I then decided to execute it on my own and asked my brother, Deepak, who's in production, to get things started, and here we are." Harbhajan Singh said, talking about the same, "I liked the concept very much. It's about bringing the wives to the forefront and couples sharing amazing facts and funny stories about themselves." Will this show follow the trend of many podcasts and shows that only discuss controversial issues? As we know, many shows and podcasts focus solely on controversial topics, so will this show take that route? Bhajii paji was quick to say, "No. We are strictly against controversies. We don't want to force anyone to come to our show and speak about something that's not good. It's all going to be happy and full of smiles." Geeta further added, "No, no, no. A big no. This is going to be a fun show and a very sweet one. Everything has to be approved by us, and we will ensure that no controversies arise. We won't go that way at all. It's all up to the people we invite; we will ask them if anything awkward has happened and if they don't want to bring it up. We will take care of everything." While Harbhajan leads the way with this new talk show, Geeta is juggling her acting commitments, with upcoming roles in Mehr and Awasthi vs Awasthi.
Mint
26-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Mint
Harbhajan Singh, Geeta Basra unveil new show ‘Who's The Boss': Offers intimate look at cricket stars' lives
Harbhajan Singh, former Indian cricketer, has unveiled a new talk show, 'Who's The Boss.' It will be co-hosted by his wife, Geeta Basra. The show aims to offer a rare glimpse into the personal lives of cricketers and their relationships with their wives. Harbhajan Singh, India's one of the most celebrated spinners, is known for his 417 Test wickets and key role in India's 2011 World Cup triumph. The star bowler now aims to connect with fans off the field. The show will bring cricket legends and their spouses together. The heart of 'Who's The Boss' lies in celebrating the women who support cricketing giants. Geeta Basra, a Bollywood actress and Harbhajan's wife, shared the show's vision. 'This idea was conceptualised years ago. People are always curious about what goes on behind closed doors—especially in the homes of these cricketers. Being a cricketer's wife myself, my main goal was to highlight the women behind these successful men,' Geeta said during the launch. 'We have played many roles in life - on the field, in films, and most importantly, as husband and wife! Now, it's time to bring all that love, laughter, and little chaos to your screens! We are so excited to announce our new show Who's The Boss?' Harbhajan Singh and Geeta Basra posted on their Instagram handle. Geeta noted the surprising openness of their guests: 'We have shot with some of the biggest names in the country. What touched me most was how humble and down-to-earth they are. They really opened up and spoke from the heart.' From sharing personal challenges to discussing how couples resolve disagreements, 'Who's The Boss' aims to capture raw moments that resonate with fans, making Harbhajan's transition to host a natural fit. Reflecting on his own journey, Harbhajan's experiences as a cricketer add depth to the show. Geeta recalled her support during his playing days: 'Strength and support in a relationship are essential—but they can't just be talked about, they have to be felt."
