#BiggBoss12: Meet the first jodi of Salman Khan's show
The countdown has begun for the premiere of much-awaited 'Bigg Boss 12' and the excitement for the show is escalating with every passing day. For a long time, speculations have been rife about the celebrity contestants of Salman Khan's show. The show is coming with the theme of 'vichitra jodi' and finally the first celebrity jodi has been revealed. Here's a look.
'Bigg Boss 12' is based on the theme of 'vichitra jodi', i.e., it will have pairs with unique qualities. Some real-life jodis will also be participating in the show and the first pair one to enter BB12 is Bharti Singh and Haarsh Limbachiyaa. Salman made the announcement of the first couple during the BB press conference in Goa.
Bharti Singh's entry in 'Bigg Boss 12' will surely add some humor content to the show, given that the lady is known to be the laughter queen of the industry. Talking about her participation, Bharti said that she is determined to win even if Haarsh gets eliminated mid-way. "I don't want to become a tantrum queen. I want to win the show," Bharti said.
.@bharti_lalli is determined to win #BiggBoss12 as she said, "I don't want to become a tantrum queen. Haarsh has a lot of work. Even if he gets eliminated, I want to win the show." pic.twitter.com/qpjuTXiNUd
— The Khabri (@TheKhbri) September 4, 2018
Apart from Bharti-Haarsh, Dutta sisters Tanushree and Ishita have also been, reportedly, confirmed for BB12. Tanushree Dutta of 'Aashiq Banaya Aapne' fame has been missing from the spotlight for a while now, whereas her sister Ishita is known for her role in Ajay Devgn-starrer 'Drishyam'. Ishita was last in the news for her hushed wedding with beau Vatsal Seth in November'17.
Apart from Bharti-Haarsh, Ishita-Tanushre, Tina Dutta, cricketer Sreesanth, Dipika Kakkar, 'Splitsvilla' fame Scarlet Rose, Gurmeet Choudhary, Pammi aunty alias Ssumier Pasricha may also reportedly enter the Salman Khan's show. Bigg Boss 12 will premiere on September 16 on Colors, and will be shot in Goa this time.
