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Rohit Sharma Debuts on TV With ‘Family Full House’

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Rohit Sharma Debuts on TV With ‘Family Full House’

Rohit Sharma Debuts on TV With ‘Family Full House’

Former Indian cricket captain Rohit Sharma is stepping into the entertainment world with his television debut, ‘Family Full House with Rohit Sharma’. After months of teaser promos, the makers revealed the show’s title and confirmed it will premiere on September 19, 2026.

Viral Lines Return

The latest promo shows Rohit interacting with fans who ask him to repeat his now-famous “garden” and “gully cricket” catchphrases, which had earlier taken social media by storm. Rohit reacts with mock concern, joking that if just two lines created such a stir, there’s no telling what impact his full show will have. An earlier promo from May had already put his viral garden-themed line front and center, building anticipation for the format.

The channel hosting the show already boasts a strong lineup, including a new season of ‘Kaun Banega Crorepati’ with Amitabh Bachchan and ‘Indian Game Show’ hosted by Bharti Singh and Harsh Limbachiyaa, positioning Rohit’s entry alongside some of television’s biggest names.

Cricket Career Still Active

While Rohit has stepped away from Test and T20 international cricket, he remains active in the ODI format. His recent tour of England fueled speculation that the series decider might be his final international appearance, but he silenced doubts with a strong 138 in a high-scoring chase. Across the three-match ODI series, he tallied 175 runs at an average of 58.33 and a strike rate of 98.31, keeping alive fan hopes of seeing him at the 2027 World Cup.

As Rohit balances his cricketing legacy with this new television venture, fans are watching closely to see how he handles the transition — and whether his on-field spark translates to the small screen.

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