Swami Om made Bigg Boss a superhit show, admits Manu Punjabi

Ex Bigg-Boss contestant Manu Punjabi who won millions of hearts in the 10^th season of the show will be seen in a new show ‘BB Chai Pe Charcha with Manu Punjabi’.

Manu Punjabi was one of the most loved and strong contender of the last season. He also had a strong bond with inmates like Manveer Gurjar and Mona Lisa.

Speaking about his upcoming show, Manu Punjabi said, "BB Chai Pe Charcha with Manu Punjabi will be a talk show, and topics will be chosen by the public or depending on trends. It is going to be fun, crazy and wild. Audience, who love watching Bigg Boss, will get a platform to share their views and by joining my show they will be able to discuss their likes and dislikes about Bigg Boss’’.

Bigg-Boss 11 is all set to begin coming this Sunday and the fans have already started speculating about the possible contestants, tasks and twists.

Punjabi also spoke about one of the most controversial contestants Swami Om who was evicted by Salman Khan in the midst of the season due to his unruly act. He also admitted that Swami Om was one of the biggest factor to make 10^th season of Bigg-Boss a superhit show.

Manu said, "Everyone abuses Swami Om and even I find him an absurd person, but you can't deny that it was Swami Om who made Bigg Boss a superhit show. He used to always come up with plans which were never successful and we had to eventually pay a prize for it. But audiences were entertained because of his antics. He is a sick person and he needs treatment’’.

Swami Om’s who after eviction put many allegations on the makers and Salman Khan, on which Manu clarified that we can’t touch Salman Khan’s shadow and we don’t get to meet anyone including the Dabangg Khan. He also added that Salman doesn’t need to promote the show so why will he come inside the house.

There are several cameras inside the house and it is not possible to hide anything from it, he further added.

Grand Premiere episode of Bigg Boss 11 to be shot on Friday and will be telecasted on Sunday i.e. October 1.