Colors’ Raj Nayak keen on all-commoners ‘Bigg Boss’

The ongoing season of ‘Bigg Boss’ on Colors was the first to include members of the general public, fused with celebrities. It now seems, CEO of Colors, Raj Nayak is keen on a series featuring just the public.

In an interview with Indian Express, Nayak said, “People told me getting commoners would be a flop idea. In fact, I have been trying to do this format for three years but faced resistance from the team. Finally, they also gave in but they wanted that it should have equal number of celebrities and commoners. So, I compromised. But commoners turned out to be very good for us. This was a way of reinventing. So, (I think) next year, should we go with all commoners? I don’t know but that’s how we reinvent.”

Asked how he was dealing with fans, who have labelled the show “crass” after incidents with Priyanka Jagga and Swami Om. He responded by saying, “It’s okay. It is a reality show on human psychology. If you watch Bigg Boss, you will realise that. Every family has fights and so does Bigg Boss but in the show we edit things unlike in real life. If we cut, edit and join incidents in real life, it will make for an entertaining viewing. That’s what happens on the show.”

‘Bigg Boss 10’ concludes this weekend.