Despite all the negativity that it harbors, why is Big Boss so popular?

Big Boss is no less than a postmodern Mahabharata, overflowing with the spices of cat fights, bro friendships, groupisims, hook ups, break ups, and what not. We as consumers, love the blend of personal and political lives of various celebrities served before us. Not just this, but the stars hosting the show have always been the most loved celebrities of their times. Arshad Warsi, Amitabh Bacchan, and most importantly Salman Khan whose image currently is just like Big Boss –controversial and hated, but also equally popular. Big Boss has gained its maximum TRP with Salman Khan as the host.

From Shewta Tiwari and Dolly Bindra’s fights to Pornstar Sunny Leone’s dance moves, Big Boss has never left any page upturmed in entertaining its audience with the masala out of celebrities’ personal lives.

The principle behind the reality show is the basic human nature of poking nose in others’ personal lives. This is the most basic reason for its unprecedented popularity. Celebrities, whose careers are on the verge of sinking see Big Boss as a platform to seek attention and save their careers. The show has helped its winners regain their lost fame, and has also helped many participants to launch themselves in the entertainment industry. Some of the former winners of Big Boss are:

Season 1 –Rahul Roy

Season 2 –Ashutosh Kaushik

Season 3 –Vindu Dara Singh

Season 4 –Shweta Tiwari

Season 5 –Juhi Parmar

Season 6 –Urvashi Dholakia

Season 7 –Gauhar Khan

Season 8 –Gautam Gulati

Season 9 –Prince Narula

Season 10 –Manveer Gujar

Season 11-Shilpa Shindey

According to the latest buzz, Big Boss is again going to hit your TV screens with its usual masala entertainment and controversies from December 16, 2018. So Indian audience can again book their nights for the drama and fights with many a celebrities participating in the circus.