By News18
Ram Kapoor has been in the headlines in recent times for his rather controversial remarks. His recent and sudden interviews led social media to speculate that Kapoor might appear in Salman Khan-hosted controversial reality show Bigg Boss. Now, Ram himself has reacted to the news and clarified that he will never participate in the show even if he was offered Rs 20 crore.
As per the Bigg Boss insider page, the actor in an interview has claimed, “I will never ever come in Bigg Boss even if they offer me Rs 20 crore because that kind of show is not for me. That doesn’t mean it’s a bad show — I know it’s a very, very successful show. My point is, I consider myself an actor.”
Television’s most controversial and loved reality show, Bigg Boss, is all set to return with a new season and will be hosted by none other than Bollywood’s Bhaijaan and superstar Salman Khan.
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It has been reported that the secret room, once a crucial part of the show, will return this year. In addition, there’s a twist in the nomination process that might excite viewers. This time, it’s said that not the contestants, but the audience will select the nominees, while housemates will then fight to save themselves from eviction.
While the official list of participants hasn’t been released yet, several big names have already started making the rounds. YouTuber Purav Jha, who was recently seen in The Traitors, is reportedly participating in the show, along with Raj Kundra, Faisal Shaikh, Ram Kapoor, Tanushree Dutta, Gaurav Taneja, and others.
Meanwhile, Ram Kapoor made headlines after he called Smriti Irani “huge.” This comment of his didn’t sit well with netizens, and he was severely trolled. Later, while reacting to the backlash, the Bade Achhe Lagte Hain actor, in conversation with FilmiBeat, shared, “Smriti knows what I meant, and I know what I meant. The other people don’t matter to her, or me. Understand that. When you are saying something with a clean heart, and you have a reason behind it, and you are saying something positive about the person who you have regard for — as long as that person doesn’t misunderstand you, nobody else should matter. Nobody.”