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Rohit Sharma, the former captain of the Indian national team, enjoys immense popularity among millions of people. Although he often shone on sports fields, he is now preparing to capture the attention of viewers on television. He will act as the host of his new game reality show titled 'Family Full House', which will air on Sony TV.

The show 'Family Full House With Rohit Sharma' starts in two weeks. Some promotional videos have been released, allowing a closer look at Rohit's demeanor. These clips show echoes of his style that he demonstrates on the football field. In the promos, he is shown joking with the camera.

Addressing the camera, he asks to come a little closer. Rohit utters a phrase in the same style he uses to call his players onto the field. He then begins the show with his famous line: 'Garden se reporting live, jersey number 45' (Live report from the garden, jersey number 45). Continuing his speech, Rohit uses cricket terminology, mentioning that he likes the speed when leading the game.

In the promotional videos for 'Family Full House With Rohit Sharma', Rohit looks very amusing with his participants. An experienced player, Jamil Jamali, known as Rakesh Bedi, has also appeared as a guest on the show, with whom the cricketer shares stories related to the cricket field. He notes that he enjoys playing fast bowling. He also mentions fast pitchers who like to hit the same spot. Hearing this, Rakesh Bedi replies that he knows what spot is being referred to.

The promotional videos for Rohit's new show have received positive feedback from the public. Many users have called him 'Shana' (clever/cunning), which is often used in the context of his cricket career. One user even suggested that Rohit's show threatens Kapil Sharma's program, as Rohit Sharma might take his place.

After all this, it remains to be seen whether the cricketer Rohit can entertain the audience as well as he does on the field. His show will air on Sony TV and Sony Liv starting September 19.

A new episode of the second season of the show 'India's Got Latent' has been released, which is actively being discussed on social media. Ori, Archana Puran Singh, Nishant Suri, and Sharon Verma participated in this episode.

During the filming of the show, Ori jokingly stated that he had arrived from London specifically to record this episode and was for the first time in such a panel where he didn't know anyone except himself.

Samay, joking, addressed the viewers, saying: 'Today I will bother him a lot.' Later, Samay Raina mentioned that Ori had said in an interview about wanting to become a famous name in all houses, and now it has become a reality.

Comedian Samay Raina noted: 'This shows that where there is a desire, there is a 'gay'.' After these words, Ori became angry.

Ori warned Samay, stating: 'The people I know, if you get into their circle, you won't be able to leave this time. Be careful! Stay within your capabilities.'

Samay replied: 'Where will you put me? In Vantara?' To this, Ori countered: 'They only keep monkeys there.' He continued: 'You will live the best life there; you won't have to deal with this nonsense.'

The end of the last episode showed a small advertisement for the next episode, which will feature Rahi Sawant.