Charu Asopa On Being Approached For Big Boss With Rajeev Sen, “I Don’t Have Any Problem Doing A Show With Him”
Rajeev Sen and Charu Asopa have shown that they have got been approached for Salman Khan’s Bigg Boss sixteen. The estranged couple, who have remained in the headlines because of their divorce, discovered if they could be ready to take part in the reality show in conjunction with each different. Here’s what they said!
The most important reality show on Indian television is ready to return with a bang. there may be no prize for guessing that we are speakme about Bigg Boss. The brand new season of Salman Khan’s famous display will quickly hit the airwaves, changing Rohit Shetty’s Khatron Ke Khiladi 12 on weekends. Beforehand of the launch of Bigg Boss sixteen, the makers are busy approaching celebs for the show.
The two celebs have shown that the makers of Bigg Boss sixteen have approached them for the brand new season. Charu, whilst interacting with a portal, stated that she had no clue about Rajeev being part of the display. She stated that she has no trouble doing a show with him as ‘work is work’.
Rajeev, who’s a Bollywood actress and former pass-over Universe Sushmita Sen’s brother, additionally found out if he would be comfortable doing Bigg Boss sixteen with his estranged spouse. The actor-model told ETimes, “up to now, they have best been eager on me. They in no way spoke about Charu.
A source near the show knowledgeable the portal that the production house is hoping that the duo may not allow their ‘unsightly spats’ affect their selection to take part in BB 16. “we are hoping that their unsightly spats in the public domain won’t affect their selection to participate inside the show. we are hoping that the two agree and sign up the dotted line quickly,” the source changed into quoted as saying.
Charu had accused Rajeev of ‘spreading lies’ and ‘tarnishing her image’, the latter alleged that she hid her first wedding. It remains to be seen if the couple decides to take part in Bigg Boss sixteen or not.
