Why is ‘Bigg Boss’ so popular?

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Why is ‘Bigg Boss’ so popular?

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Mumbai: TV show ‘Bigg Boss’ is controversy’s favourite child. From its very first edition, ‘Bigg Boss’ has been making headlines more often than not for all the wrong reasons.

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The house of ‘Bigg Boss’ has seen people from various walks of life sharing a common roof for a few months. The equation of people sharing the house grows in due course- from the initial warmth to subsequent back-biting.

All kinds of people- loud mouthed, abusers, cry babies, drama queens- have all been a part of the house through all the seven seasons of the show.

The audiences have witnessed all of the following - inmates using expletives and yelling at the top of their lungs; fists fights; sleaze and some sensuous moments; and last but not the least some high voltage drama.
The format of the show in itself is very interesting as it acts as a perfect platform of voyeuristic treat for the audience. And to top it all, the show has popular film personalities as presenters. 

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Beginning with Arshad Warsi, followed by Shilpa Shetty and Amitabh Bachchan, ‘Bigg Boss’ has had a rocking time at the TRP charts. And with superstar Salman Khan on board since the fourth season, the makers of the show have struck a fortune.

The seventh edition of ‘Bigg Boss’, like its previous chapters has plenty of entertainment in store for the audience.

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The makers of the show have received a show cause from the ministry of information and broadcasting, yet ‘Bigg Boss’ continues to be a huge hit.
A statement from the channel airing the show, on Wednesday read, “Today, we have received a show cause notice on `Bigg Boss` from the ministry of information & broadcasting (I&B), and we shall submit our response to the same within time limit prescribed by the ministry.”

Will the popularity of the show diminish if it curtails its drama entertainment quotient?

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