Even as Bigg Boss 12 completes its first 48 hours,
the seventeen housemates -- Dipika Kakar Ibrahim, Karanvir Bohra, Nehha Pendse,
Shree Santh, Shrishty Rode, Jasleen Matharu and Anup Jalota, Kriti Verma and
Roshmi Banik, Nirmal Singh and Romil Choudhary, Somi Khan and Saba Khan,
Sourabh Patel and Shivashish Mishra, Urvashi Vani and Deepak Thakur -- are
already at loggerheads.
Megastar host Salman Khan may be happily boggled
that the contestants made up of five singles and six jodis (pairs) have brought
down the house with their infighting, bitching, crying and back-biting, apart
from beginning to create lobbying for friends and forging new friendships.
"Bigg Boss is not just another brand. It's
Indian television's biggest and best reality firebrand. If anyone was expecting
anything less from the show, I'd say the person was in delusional
fairyland," smirks Bollywood's only PR guru Dale Bhagwagar, who has
handled the media for celebrities such as Hrithik Roshan, Priyanka Chopra,
Vivek Oberoi and films like Don and Rock On!!
"If you mark minutely, most of the BB12
contestants have very defined personalities with varied nuances to their
characterizations. The distinctive differences in their nature would soon
create a psychological minefield, which would trap them in their own images,"
he analyses.
Apart from being the top Bollywood publicist, Dale
is considered by the press as an authority on Bigg Boss. Having handled the
publicity for a full 20 contestants who have been on the show, he is also the
guy who spearheaded the media hype for Shilpa Shetty during her iconic win on
Celebrity Big Brother in the United Kingdom.
But the Mumbai-based publicist feels there is a
slight drawback in Bigg Boss Season 12. Dale points out, "Almost 13 of the
17 contestants are strong and can hold on their own, which is a very high
percentage to have right at the start. However, I feel that the chemistry which
was expected out of the jodis, is almost missing."
The Bigg Boss specialist adds that this 'missing
chemistry' element between the pairs may not change soon. "But as
equations shift, there will be new pairs of friends and frenemies, and these
can well make up for the loss of chemistry which we may feel now. Plus,
eventually, since there has to be one winner, the Boss may be forced to break
up the pairs anyway." Oh yes, amidst all the hype about jodis, we never
thought about that!
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