Is Bigg Boss scripted? Check what Apurva Agnihotri has to say about it?

Apurva Agnihotri, the popular Indian actor, recently made headlines after calling the reality TV show Bigg Boss ‘scripted’ while jotting down his experience in a vlog. He and the actress Shilpa Saklani talked about the Bigg Boss journey. The couple while talking on the vlog revealed that the channel knows who will react and how, and that there is a certain level of scripting involved in the show’s production.

Agnihotri’s comments have sparked a debate among fans and critics of the show, with some agreeing with his sentiments and others defending the show’s authenticity. Many have pointed out that reality TV shows, by their very nature, involve a certain level of manipulation and editing to create a compelling narrative for viewers.

However, Agnihotri’s wife Shilpa tried to pacify with the his comments but he kept adamant of calling the show as scripted. In a sense, it also highlighted the importance of transparency and honesty in the entertainment industry. It is essential for audiences to be aware of the ways in which reality TV shows are produced and how they may be edited or manipulated for dramatic effect.

As consumers of entertainment, we have a responsibility to demand transparency and accountability from the media we consume. By holding the industry accountable and encouraging honesty and openness, we can promote a more ethical and responsible entertainment industry.

At the same time, it is important to remember that entertainment is meant to be just that – entertainment. While it is important to acknowledge and address issues of manipulation and scripting in the industry, we should also remember to enjoy the shows we watch for what they are – a form of entertainment and escapism. Lastly, he also questioned about how winners are decided and called that the popular face often bags the title.