NEW DELHI:
This year's Bigg Boss seems to belong to aam-aadmi, as on the day 1, celeb will be sevaks to aam-aadmi. On the day 1 episode, the seed of friction would be sown through a task given by Bigg Boss where celeb would be sevaks to aam-aadmi and they will serve the latter.
Also, the aam-admi would get separate beds to sleep while the celebrity will have to sleep on one bed, this will clearly keep the temperature inside Bigg Boss house high. Bigg Boss 10 kick-started with great fanfare on October 16, and the unique amalgamation of varied personalities of aam aadmi and celebrity contestants will give its viewer a daily dose of entertainment, drama and fun. This year's Bigg Boss has opened its door from some commoners to share the house with celebrities.
From controversial and misogynistic Swamiji to a self-obsessed Lokesh, the show has myriad of mooted personalities. Here we take sneak-peak of the controversial Aam-aadmi personalities.
Lokesh Kumari Sharma
Lokesh belongs from Burari in Delhi, and is a perfect 'chhota packet badha dhamaal package.' On the launch episode of BB10, she challenged VJ Bani to wear a saree claiming that celeb has their own tantrums and they dont know how to do things on their own.
Manveer Gujjar
Hailing from Aghapur in Noida, Manveer entry was full of desi-drama. He appears to be outspoken and candid. After entry into the house, Manveer seemed to have infuriated celebrity contestant Lopamudra Raut, he made a comment on her dress that she did not like. He also said,“Keede se dar gayi, ye rahegi ghar mein?” (She is afraid of an insect, how will she survive in this house?”
Om Swami Ji Maharaj
The controversial Swami ji is best known of getting violent on TV. Swamiji also vowed to get Salman hitched next year. Swamiji has all the right ingredients that work wonders for TRPs. Talking loud on national TV, Swamiji told Deepika that he once kicked Elizabeth Taylor on her hip as she was wearing 'revealing and transparent' clothes.
As it happened: From Om Swami to VJ Bani 15 housemates enter the house
