Apurva Agnihotri and Shilpa Saklani, who were part of Bigg Boss 7, discussed whether the show was scripted and revealed that they have no memorable experiences.
TV actor couple Apurva Agnihotri and Shilpa Saklani recently opened up about their Big Boss 7 House and revealed “not happy at all”. In their vlog, the couple discussed whether or not Bigg Boss had a script, and also talked about how the contestants ended up receiving psychiatric treatment after the show.
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When Apurva asked Shilpa if Bigg Boss was the script, she replied: “Bigg Boss is not scripted, but everyone knows what needs to be done if I want to be “THE” person they have the prerequisites – react karo, content do, fight, make your point, be confident. What if the character is not like that. ”
However, Apurva disagreed with Shilpa’s explanation, saying: “It’s scripted. Channels know who is going to react and how. That’s why people have started predicting it in recent seasons. And the manufacturer at the end, had to turn it around hard enough to surprise everyone with the winner’s name. We saw it in the latest season too, otherwise everyone would be like, ‘she (implying Priyanka Chahar Choudhary) is the face of the channel, so she’s a winner’. So the show is scripted to a certain extent. “
For the uninitiated, Priyanka is one of the most popular contestants at Bigg Boss 16, with many predicting that she will win.However, MC Stan was declared the winner and Priyanka was declared the winner runner up.
Speaking of the show’s impact on the contestants, Apurva said, “I have a feeling that no matter what fame, fame and respect you earn in life, it can disappear in an instant. It has happened to people. I know many friends who have experienced severe depression and received psychiatric treatment after the show. “
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