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Confirmed: Salman to host 'Bigg Boss OTT 2'

The second season is set to stream on Jio Cinema from June 17.

Confirmed: Salman to host 'Bigg Boss OTT 2'

After weeks of speculations, it has been confirmed that Bollywood superstar Salman Khan is set to host Bigg Boss OTT 2. The second season of Bigg Boss OTT is set to stream on Jio Cinema from June 17.

On Tuesday, the makers unveiled a new teaser featuring none other than Salman.


Bigg Boss OTT is a spin-off of the popular Indian reality TV show Bigg Boss. The first season was streamed on Voot and it was hosted by filmmaker Karan Johar.

Bigg Boss OTT 2, like its previous season, will be shorter in duration as compared to its television counterpart.

Divya Agarwal was announced as the winner of the last season. On the other hand, three finalists from Bigg Boss OTT Shamita Shetty, Pratik Sehajpal, and Nishant Bhat were given a chance to be in the main show (Bigg Boss 15).

If reports are to be believed, celebrities like Munawar Faruqui and Rajeev Sen are expected to be a part of the second season of Bigg Boss OTT.

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Madhuri Dixit arrives hours late to Toronto show leaving audience frustrated and disappointed

Highlights:

  • Fans disappointed as show promised concert but turned into chat session
  • Actress arrived three hours late, audience left frustrated
  • Tickets cost nearly £160 (₹16,800 approx)
  • Social media users called it “worst event ever”
  • A few defended Madhuri, blaming organisers for poor planning

Madhuri Dixit’s recent Toronto show has not gone down well. People who turned up say they spent about £160 (₹16,800 approx) thinking they would see a full concert. What they got instead was mostly talk and a few short dance bits. Many walked out, calling it a mess, with a late start, poor planning, and nothing like what was advertised.

The Dil Se… Madhuri show took place on November 2 at Toronto’s Great Canadian Casino Resort. Posters promised an evening of “magic, moves & unforgettable charm,” with the tagline “Toronto turns Dhak Dhak.” But attendees say the reality did not match the hype.

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