Thursday, October 3, 2013
Aren't they looking cool ?
Not much spice in Bigg Boss 7: Ravi Kishan
Kishan, who participated in Bigg Boss 1, feels the current season of the show is bland because contestants are not being themselves.
"I feel contestants have already started playing so many games in Bigg Bossand everyone is looking so well-planned. They should just let themselves be, like I was there with a very careless attitude," the 42-year-old said here Wednesday at the birthday bash of Yogesh Lakhani, CMD of Bright Outdoor Media Pvt. Ltd.
"Here everyone is taking each step very cautiously. So, there is not much spice," he added.
He advises the contestants to be natural on the show as the audience likes it that way.
"But I think some new people will enter the house. You should be very natural there. The audience likes to watch real things. You can't plan every move," Ravi said.
Ravi has four favourite contestants.
"It's too early but Gauahar Khan is looking very strong, so is Tanisha Mukherjee and Armaan Kohli. Ratan Rajput is also looking very strong," he said
I regret not living up to Salman bhai's expectations, says Rajat Rawail
Rajat Rawail is happy to be out in the second week itself. No, he had no issues with his co-contestants, but his health started playing up. He was having a tough time battling problems of acidity and depression. “Yes, I was worried I will have a nervous breakdown,” avers Rajat.
When the actor entered the house he had a joie de vivre about him. He talked nineteen to the dozen with the host Salman Khan, not giving a chance to his fellow contestant Kushal Tandon get a word in edgeways.
Two weeks into the house, the scene changed totally. Says Rajat, “The first week was great though I did have issues with the quantity of food, especially because the tasks were difficult. Also, a Pratyusha Bannerjee and Rajat will not be consuming the same quantity, right? I told Bigg Boss about it and the rations did increase but by then I was suffering from acidity, and couldn’t hold anything in the stomach.”
It all started when Rajat expressed his wish to see his daughter. Hardly three days away from his family and Rajat started missing his eight-year-old daughter, so when he was given an opportunity to wish for something, he promptly said he wanted to meet his daughter. “Since then I started feeling low. Salmanbhai tried to cheer me up but I just couldn’t slip out of it,” says Rajat whose biggest regret is he couldn’t live up to “bhai’s expectations”.
The show, has been a kind of reality check for him. “I know I need to diet and make my body fit,” he says. As for his inmates in the house he feels Andy and Gauhuar Khan are trying to gain mileage by using other contestants.
“They are losing their normalcy and playing to get ratings,” he observes. He sees Tanisha, Armaan Kohli and Sangram Singh fighting it out till the end. “I also give Elli (Avram) a long shot,” he adds. Ask him, given a chance would he come back as a wild card entrant and he quips, “Only if I am fit.”
What Kushal had to give up ?
He can’t do without his daily dose of protein shakes but he was not allowed to carry it in the house. He also loves to flaunt his sunglasses. He owns at least 20 pairs. Kushal could not take them as the items are banned inside the house. In fact, before he went in, he gave his glasses to host Salman Khan and said, “I will have the case for it sent to you later.”
what some of this year’s contestants had to give up.
boarding a flight, while going through security, often you have to leave behind your belongings like deodorants, nail clippers, lotions and lighters. The Bigg Boss house is no different. The contestants pack a lot of ‘necessary items’ with them, which are confiscated by the staff of the reality show. Here’s what some of this year’s contestants had to give up.
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