Bharti Singh Reveals 40% of Her Income Comes from YouTube! Here’s How Much She Earns

Popular comedian and YouTuber Bharti Singh, who keeps fans entertained with vlogs and podcasts, has revealed how much she earns from YouTube. Bharti, who runs her channel with husband Haarsh Limbachiyaa, now has over 7 million subscribers. She is one of the few comedians who has managed to balance both television and digital platforms.

In a conversation with entrepreneur Raj Shamani, Bharti openly shared that 60% of her income still comes from television work, while YouTube now contributes 40%.

She said, “I can’t believe it. If you’d told me earlier that I would get paid for doing something as simple as cleaning a microphone and posting it… Haarsh was the one who told me TV won’t last forever and that I should focus on YouTube.”

From TV To YouTube: Bharti’s Journey

Bharti admitted that she didn’t understand YouTube in the beginning but slowly began to enjoy the process. Once she started making money from it, her motivation grew. She explained, “I’ve learned one thing: if you’re dedicated and hard-working, YouTube will be just as dedicated to you.”

While television still pays more, Bharti believes both mediums are equally important in her career. “On TV, I can make in one day what I earn from YouTube in a month. But YouTube is special because it’s mine. Now, I feel strange if I don’t upload a vlog.”

Content, Vlogs and Her Growth on YouTube

Bharti also revealed that sometimes she feels like uploading four vlogs in a day because of the amount of content she has. Earlier, she used to upload just one vlog a week, but over time, she became more consistent.

Her vlogs give fans a personal look at her life, whether it’s behind-the-scenes moments or fun conversations with Haarsh. Bharti also hosts a podcast with him, which adds to her digital presence.

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Staying True To Her Roots

Even with fame and success, Bharti insists she hasn’t lost touch with her simple lifestyle. She said, “Yes, I travel business class and stay in five-star hotels, but I still eat with my hands. That will never change.”

Bharti also spoke about missing her hometown, Amritsar. She hasn’t been able to visit for three years because of her continuous work in Mumbai. “That’s the thing about Mumbai. If you are a hard worker, this city won’t let you leave. Every time I plan to visit Amritsar, new work comes up.”

Bharti Singh’s journey from being a TV comedian to becoming a YouTube star shows how creators can build multiple income sources. With 40% of her earnings now coming from YouTube and 7 million subscribers, Bharti continues to entertain fans while staying connected to her roots. She proves that hard work and consistency can make digital platforms as rewarding as traditional media.