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Police Threaten to Ban Bigg Boss Winner For Crossing The Line In Public
Bigg Boss is a controversial show on the small screen. Be it in any language, there is bound to be some row or the other with respect to content of the show or the behaviour of the contestants.
Bigg Boss is a controversial show on the small screen. Be it in any language, there is bound to be some row or the other with respect to content of the show or the behaviour of the contestants. Contestants are made to sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement before the start of the show not to reveal about the format if they were to be evicted. They will in return be paid a certain amount for the same. So contestants go all out to over act in certain situations to ensure TRPs for the show while making sure they are not the ones to be evicted.
Show organisers and the TV viewers are the ones to decide who gets eliminated from the Bigg Boss House depending on their performance on the show. This be the case, contestants make extra effort to woo the audience. We guess a few contestants take it home too after the show ends.
The latest is the case of Kannada Bigg Boss 5 winner Chandan Shetty. He was invited to take part in a Dasara event in Mysore during which he professed his love to his girlfriend Nivedita on the public platform. This hasn't gone well with the police or the politicians. In fact Mysore SP rapped him for crossing the line and also issued a warning saying he would be banned from government events if he continued such behaviour.
