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Shilpa Shetty turns TV game show producer

  • IndiaGlitz, [Wednesday,September 06 2017]

Actress-entrepreneur Shilpa Shetty has produced her first small screen live game show.

Shilpa shared the show's poster on Twitter on Wednesday. A caption read: "Car ki tammanna bekaar nahi jayegi! Ab kam se kam paisai mein aunty aapko, har hafte....Ek car dilayegi."

The poster of the show titled "Aunty Boli Lagao Boli: Sabse Kam Sabse Anokhi", also features actress and comedienne Archana Puran Singh posing near a car.

It will air on Colors from September 24.

"My first TV production. Thank you Raj Nayak, Colors TV, Archana Puran Singh. India's first live game show. Audiences are in for a treat (sorry) car," Shilpa captioned the image.

The actress has earlier featured in a string of reality TV shows as a judge. In fact, she got a new lease of life in showbiz after she won the international show "Celebrity Big Brother" in 2007.

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