Bharti Singh Reveals Her YouTube Income: "It's 40% of My Total Income..."

YouTuber and comedian Bharti Singh keeps her fans updated through vlogs on YouTube. She also hosts a podcast along with husband, Haarsh Limbachiyaa. She has a huge fan base on YouTube. Now, she has answered the most talked about question, that how much she earns from YouTube?

Bharti Singh Reveals Her YouTube Income:

In a recent conversation with Raj Shamani, Bharti said, "I make 60% of my income via television work, and 40% from YouTube. I can't believe it. If you'd told me that I would get paid for doing something as basic as cleaning a microphone and posting it… It was Haarsh (husband Haarsh Limbachiya) who told me that TV isn't going to last, and that I should focus on YouTube."

She added, "At first, I didn't quite understand it. But then, I started enjoying it. And then, I started making money, which was even better. I've learned one thing: if you're dedicated and hard-working, YouTube will be just as dedicated to you."

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"Sometimes, I Feel Like Putting Out Four Vlogs In A Day..."

Bharti mentioned, “Sometimes, I feel like putting out four vlogs in a day. I have so much content, way more than 12 minutes can accommodate. I started YouTube a little over two years ago, and now I have over 7 million subscribers."

She added, “I used to upload one vlog a week earlier. But the money is good; still, it's not as good as TV. I can earn on TV in one day what I make on YouTube in a month. I love both mediums. Now, I feel strange when I don't share a vlog."

While Bharti has become famous now and has earned a lot of money, she insists she is still connected to her roots. “Yes, I travel business class and stay at five-star hotels, but I still eat with my hands. That will never change. I haven't changed. I still crave Amritsar. But I haven't been able to visit in three years. That's the thing about Mumbai; if you're a hard worker, this city won't let you leave. Whenever I make a plan to visit Amritsar, I get some new work," Bharti concluded.