Firoza Khan, also known as Khanzaadi, who was spotted with Munawar on Bigg Boss 17, stated in a recent interview with Telly Talk that she finds it hard to accept that he got married a second time.

Bigg Boss OTT season 2 champion Elvish Yadav is closely following the reality show because this season's contestant is his friend Luvkesh Kataria. Elvish has not only been watching the show but also expressing his opinions on it on his Vlogs.

Munawar is one of the most loved personalities of television and he has a massive fan following. Now in his recent show he had a special cheer- leader who had come to attend his show.

Taking to her Instagram account, Anusha shared a couple of screen shots of articles where she is said to be participating in the reality show Bigg Boss OTT 3

Munawar and Elvish are two known personalities of the television industry and they have a massive fan following. Now during a press conference the two spoke about the war between their fandoms.

Later this month, the reality show will make its debut on the top OTT platform. Since the official announcement, fans have been anticipating the show with great anticipation. The producers' decision to scrap Bigg Boss OTT 3 over viewer fatigue generated a lot of buzz.

The new season of Bigg Boss OTT will begin soon and it will stream on Jio Cinema. The first promo of the season is out and Anil Kapoor reveals that things would change.

He recently tied the knot for the second time with Mehzabeen Coatwala. He has a son Mikael from his first marriage and now has a daughter too who is from his second wife’s previous marriage.

Bigg Boss OTT will begin on 21st June and Anil Kapoor is the new host of the show. As per sources, Armaan Malik has been locked in for the show.

The Punjab and Haryana High Court has quashed an FIR lodged against Bigg Boss OTT 2 winner Elvish Yadav. It was filed by Sagar Thakur, aka Maxtern, for allegedly assaulting and threatening him. Live Law reports that the case was struck under the condition that Elvish refrains from ‘promoting violence and substance abuse’ on social media.