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Bigg Boss 11 to have its finale on 14th January

One of the most controversial reality shows on Indian television, Bigg Boss will conclude its 11th season on 14th January. Yes, the show is set to have its grand finale after 25 days from now.

Earlier, it was being reported that to cash in on the popularity of the show, the makers were planning to give it a month-long extension. However, due to the unavailability of host Salman Khan's dates, they had to drop the idea.


“The plan was to continue (the show) till February with a few more wildcards, but Salman has another reality show lined up. The third season of Dus Ka Dum will air around May on Sony TV. He also has shoots in Dubai and Abu Dhabi for Race 3, so there will be no extension for Big Boss,” a source reveals.

Salman Khan's next, Tiger Zinda Hai, is hitting screens this Friday.  Also starring Katrina Kaif, the film is a sequel to Ek Tha Tiger.

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  • James Cameron expresses interest in visiting the sets of SS Rajamouli’s Varanasi.
  • Cameron offers to shoot second-unit scenes during the production.
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