India TV Chairman and Editor-in-Chief Rajat Sharma bares his heart on Aap Ki Adalat with Sunil Grover
The latest Aap Ki Adalat episode was filled with fun, humour and many interesting conversations as India TV Chairman and Editor-in-Chief Rajat Sharma stood on the witness box for the first time in the 25 years of the show's history. Ace comedian, Sunil Grover put on Rajat Sharma’s shoes and hosted the popular TV chat show asking several questions to the India TV Editor-in-Chief Rajat Sharma. Right from his initial days in the TV industry to his style of clothing, Rajat Sharma bared his heart on Aap Ki Adalat with host Sunil Grover in the latest episode.
Rajat Sharma on 25 years of Aap Ki Adalat
Recalling 25 years of Aap Ki Adalat, Rajat Sharma revealed that he never thought that the show would turn out to be this big as when he hosted the first episode with the then Chief Minister of Bihar, Lalu Prasad Yadav. Rajat Sharma said that he always keeps his calm and cool when asking questions to his guests on Aap Ki Adalat.
Why Rajat Sharma always wears formals
In an interesting moment, Rajat Sharma was asked as to why he is always seen in formals. To which, he replied that he doesn’t have attires other than suits in his wardrobe.
Why Rajat Sharma never gets angry
“My temperament has always been cool and calm since the very start. My father taught me to be calm in every situation and always be ready to face everything in life," says Rajat Sharma.
Falling in love and marriage with Ritu Dhawan
Rajat Sharma said that he and his wife Ritu Dhawan, the Managing Director of India TV, used to work in the same place and love happened eventually over time. However, it was the mutual love for their work that has kept them connected throughout the years.
Furthermore, Rajat Sharma said that Ritu Dhawan is the backbone behind Aap Ki Adalat. “She is the one who directs the show, but she never takes due credit for her. During the 21st celebration of Aap Ki Adalat, I forced her to come on stage so that people could see who the person is, who works hard behind the camera”, said Rajat Sharma.
