Meet the bubbly, frank Priya Malik, the latest wild card entrant on the biggest reality show on Indian television, Bigg Boss Nau (Endemol & Colors). The lady, who is known for her witty lines in the international platform, has also been a part of Bigg Brother Australia 2014, where she grabbed her due share of fame.

Before entering the house, when we chatted with the lady, we found out reasons to look forward to her entry in the house. Open, frank and sporty, Priya didn’t shy away from blurting out her opinions.

Priya, who believes that Bigg Boss is the biggest platform for her to promote herself in the Indian market, thinks that Bigg Boss 9 is lacking the spice in the content. “At this moment Bigg Boss 9 has turned into a blunt show and someone needs to make it spicier like Biryani. Right now, there is no single contestant, who is standing out in the crowd or has that spark in them. Hence, I am here to add my own masala to the show. And Bigg Boss now needs more controversy I feel”.

Describing herself as sarcastic personality, Priya commented, “Though I am quite serious in real life, audience will definitely see the comic side of mine. I am good at being sarcastic and I will definitely provide some good one liner punches”.

Speaking about the contestants, Priya spoke, “I think Digangana is the weakest in the lot, who is as good as nothing. Even if I put her up on a chandelier, one would hardly notice her.”

And the most eye grabbing ones are Mandana and Kishwer, but all in a wrong way. We all have our bitchy moments, but Kishwer has a bitchy life, which is a negative way of attracting attention. Though with such tactics, Mandana might reach the finale, she will never win the game as Indian audience is not much appreciative of such negative personalities”.

Aha, from the glimpse of her interview we can guess that this lady will make Bigg Boss even more entertaining.

We wish you all the luck girl.