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Sourav Ganguly returns with a new non-fiction show

Published : Sunday, 25 October, 2026 at 9:32 PM

Observer Online Report

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Former India captain Sourav Ganguly, already hosting Bigg Boss Bangla, is set to host a new non-fiction game show in which viewers will set the questions and give the answers.

The Kolkata “Maharaj” is a popular television host. He has already begun hosting Bigg Boss Bangla. Now he is set to host another show.

Ganguly is busy hosting Bigg Boss Bangla after the success of Dadagiri. The new game show is due to start next month.

According to media sources, Ganguly signed a four-year deal worth Rs 125 crore in 2025. Under the deal, he will host another non-fiction show on the same channel after Bigg Boss. The format of the new show is said to be quite different.

The first promo has been released. It suggests that the show leaves both the questions and the answers to viewers. Viewers will win money by asking and answering questions.

The former national team captain’s team said shooting has not started yet. A meeting will be held next week, after which everything will be finalised. If all goes well, shooting is expected to start in November this year.

Bigg Boss Bangla is still far from ending, so both shows may be aired at the same time. The name of the new show is yet to be known.

Dadagiri was first aired on television in 2009. It was Ganguly’s start as a TV host. He hosted nine seasons.

-EM

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