Riddiculous

Ranvir Singh presents a quiz where contestants challenge the Riddlemaster, Henry Lewis, by tackling a mix of general‑knowledge questions and baffling conundrums. The format pits the participants against Lewis’s riddles, testing both their trivia knowledge and problem‑solving skills in a lively studio setting.

The programme is a quiz‑style show presented by Ranvir Singh. As the on‑screen host, Singh introduces each segment, explains the rules and keeps the pace of the competition moving. The format centres on everyday contestants who step up to answer a series of questions, with Singh guiding them through the proceedings. Her role is to facilitate the game, provide clarification where needed, and maintain a lively atmosphere throughout the broadcast. In every episode the challengers meet the figure dubbed the Riddlemaster, Henry Lewis. Together with Singh, they are presented with a blend of straightforward general‑knowledge queries and more perplexing conundrums. Lewis poses the riddles, while the contestants strive to supply correct responses. The juxtaposition of ordinary trivia and baffling puzzles creates a dual‑layered test, requiring both factual recall and inventive problem‑solving from each participant. Answers are evaluated immediately, putting the participants under time pressure. The rapid tempo demands that they think quickly, weighing speed against accuracy. Singh acknowledges each correct response and advances the round, and Lewis occasionally provides subtle clues to guide the players through the tougher riddles. The dynamic between Singh, the Riddlemaster and the contestants forms the core of the show’s structure. By alternating between factual questions and mind‑bending riddles, the programme tests a wide range of knowledge and reasoning abilities. Contestants must draw on both their general awareness and their capacity for lateral thinking. This combination of ordinary quiz material with challenging puzzles gives the series its distinctive character.