Here Are 8 Reasons Why I Refuse to Be Judged Because I Enjoy 'Bigg Boss.'

All Bigg Boss crazy are invited! Should they be referred to as "secret admirers"? Here's a heartwarming message for all those Bigg Boss fans who are hesitant to admit that they enjoy watching the show in public. It's tiring to live in fear of being judged, having your IQ called into question, and being punished for your television choices.

If you show your interest in this highly popular brand of reality television, you'll almost likely be interrogated: "How do you keep watching all this crap?" Why don't you have a seat and watch something fun? Allow me to recommend some Netflix shows to watch; I am confident that this will help you understand the importance of watching quality content. crap blah blah booms This constant nagging bothers me to no end. Here, check details about Anupama

It gets to the point where you'd rather admit that you do watch the show and enjoy it! For anyone who has chastised you for watching Bigg Boss, here's what they need to know about why it's the perfect guilty pleasure.

1. It appeals to us because it serves us a reminder of how false the cosmos may be.

2. We like it because we get to see more of Salman Khan and less of his acting. The actor is an outspoken version of himself on the channel, and it's entertaining to see him slam contestants on "Weekend Ka Vaar."

3. We like it because it helps us understand that we can't go to the same level of stupidity as the contestants, not because of the uncalled brawls.

4. It's amusing to see and demonstrates how not to be. As a result, we feel better about ourselves!

5. An example of why we shouldn't be worried about bullies in our life. Nothing could be more frustrating than spending three months alone in the same house as your bully.

6. It appeals to us because it allows us to view celebrities in their natural environment. Especially when you witness them bashing each other on national television. It says a lot about who they are.

7. We enjoy it because it recognizes that we are among the world's most patient people, capable of taking any amount of rubbish, regardless of the circumstances.

8. It's a no-brainer flick, thus it's one of our favorites. There's no complicated plot, no narrative arc, no hidden hints; it's just mindless television that you watch after a long day at work while eating supper.

Bigg Boss 14's Sonali Phogat on trolls criticizing her

Sonali Phogat, a politician and actress who featured on Bigg Boss 14 lately, was recently seen in a song video in which she appeared to be completely transformed. The actress, who has undergone a tremendous transformation since leaving the reality program, stunned everyone in the song with her new look. Sonali, on the other hand, faced a lot of anger for dancing in the song video while wearing western clothing, and she even had to cope with comments about her marital status and age. Many detractors have told Sonali to act her age, but she has a message for them: 'jalti hai duniya jalane waala chahiye,' she told ETimes TV in an exclusive interview. 

"In answer to the director's request, I experimented with fresh looks in the video." I'm dressed in a western outfit, and as you can see from the Bigg Boss set, I enjoy getting dressed up and looking good. However, some individuals continue to say things like, "iss age mein aap ko Shobha nahi deta iss tarah ke kapde iss tarah ke kapde iss tarah ke kapde iss tarah ke kapde iss tarah ke kapde iss tarah ke kapde iss tarah ke kapde iss tarah ke kapde iss tarah ke kapde is (they try to tell me to act as per my age). I don't care what others say because those who adore me outnumber those who despise me. "Toh kahenge logon ka kaam hai kehna, toh kahenge logon ka kaam hai kehna, toh kahenge logon ka kaam hai kehna, toh kahenge logon ka kaam hai kehna, toh kahenge logon ka kaam hai kehna, toh kahenge logo

"To the haters, I'd want to say, "Jalti hai duniya jalane waala chahiye," Sonali continued regarding the bullies. Because I'm still doing new things and a few folks enjoy teasing me, this song is about me. I was scared that the same people who had mocked me inside BB 14 or when I quit the show would do it again while I was filming the music video. They verbally abused me and publicly ridiculed me because of my age when the record was out. I don't see why I can't work in the field because I'm older. I'm afraid I'm at a loss for words here. These messages haven't appeared on my blog, but they have appeared on other social media pages that have featured my song or images. I'm baffled as to how someone could write such caustic rubbish with so many disparaging words. But I remain unresponsive since I am aware that they are unfamiliar with me and have only seen me at the Bigg Boss building. As a result, I concentrate on the support I receive from my followers."

Sonali claimed she had a great experience working on the album and that her social media following has increased from zero to 2.5 million. "I had a lot of fun filming for the song 'Afeem,' and I'm delighted my fans liked it," she added. I was adored by everyone in the Bigg Boss house, and I have a huge Instagram following. As you may have noticed, I used to have no followers on my site, but now I have over 2.5 lakh. Because my followers continuously telling me that I should film a music video, I decided to write a song instead. "I'm delighted the single was warmly received," she expressed her delight. Read more about Bigg Boss 15.