Mumbai: Beginning on Saturday, 7 January, brand-new episodes of Aap Ki Adalat, the most popular interview show in India, will run.

India TV editor-in-chief and chairman Rajat Sharma will return to hosting the show after a two-year hiatus caused by the covid pandemic, which prevented bringing famous people and the general public to the studio.

Aap Ki Adalat's debut show promises to be explosive because it will feature a guest who is rarely seen giving television interviews.

In the "witness box" of Aap Ki Adalat, industrialist Gautam Adani will be replying to a barrage of questions from the inimitable TV icon Sharma, who will be returning with fresh episodes of his longest-running TV show.

Adani, who typically stays away from one-on-one TV appearances, has consented to appear as a guest on the program.

Sharma will pose several challenging questions to Adani about scandals involving his company group, and he will be responding to them.

Already, there is a lot of speculation on social media regarding Adani's potential responses to the charges levelled against him by rivals and opposition figures.

As D-Day approaches, audiences' anticipation for this episode has understandably reached a fever pitch.

Last month, Sharma asked viewers to share the names of the top people they would like to see in new episodes of Aap Ki Adalat, and Adani was at the top of the list.

The list also includes the names of several additional top personalities who will appear in the show as it continues to air new episodes in the coming weeks. Top cricketers, politicians, godmen, and Bollywood celebs are on the wish list.