Shardul Pandit (left), Naina Singh
The house of ‘Bigg Boss 14’ will say goodbye to their elders in the second week and new contestants will enter.
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Bigg Boss 14 launched on October 3 and 11 contestants have already been locked inside the BB 14 house with 3 ‘Toofani Seniors’: Gauhar khan, Hina Khan, and Sidharth Shukla. A few days have passed, however, the show has already started to generate a lot of buzz.
Now, news of four more contestants, including Naina Singh, Shardul Pandit, Rashmi Gupta who entered the house in the second week, is circulating on the internet. The name of the fourth contestant has yet to be confirmed, but it is rumored that he could be Pavitra Punia’s ex-boyfriend, Pratik Sehajpal.
Pinkvilla quotes a source as saying: “Naina Singh, Shardul Pandit and Rashmi Gupta are definitely going to enter the house. The fourth contestant could be Pratik Sehajpal. The contestants are already in quarantine in a hotel in Mumbai ”. According to the report, the contestant will enter the show on October 16 and will be kept in the secret room.
As the host of the show Salman Khan said in the premiere episode, the elderly will leave the house in the second week and some of the celebrities could also be evicted.
Upcoming contestant Naina had previously appeared on Splitsvilla and was also seen playing the character of Rhea Mehra on Zee TV’s KumKum Bhagya. She is known for her amazing fashion sense and outspoken attitude, while Shardul has been a successful radio jockey and has a Limca Book of Records for performing non-stop for 19 hours on the radio. It will be very exciting to see the two celebrities in the BB 14 house.
Meanwhile, Nikki Tamboli and Sidharth Shukla’s chemistry on the show has become the talk of the town. In the latest episode, Tamboli’s sensual moves to woo Sidharth during the rain dance task have raised the heat. This year, Bigg Boss has also made some major changes to the program due to the COVID-19 pandemic. There is no live audience and the contestants were quarantined and screened for COVID-19 before entering the home.
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