Bigg Boss 5 started with one male and 13 female contestants but the lack of excitement and masala coaxed the production house and the channel to add other male celebs. And the temperature rose courtesy the additions, as the male-female combination helped create some spicy situations. This gave the media a lot more to write about the goings-on in the Bigg Boss 5 house. With the spats and quarrels now increasing, the show's producers believe they need to cool things down and hence the decision to bring in social activist Swami Agnivesh to be a special guest on the show. When tellychakkar.com, spoke to the Swami, he had his Bigg Boss goals clear in his mind. In fact, he has done his homework and has watched three episodes of the show. He says he would like to give the inmates some gyan on the benefits of a vegetarian diet, yoga, meditation and would like to convey a social message to Bigg Boss 5 viewers. However, what we are concerned about are the few things that we think Swami Agnivesh won’t be able to handle inside the house. Firstly, the irrational behavior of the inmates and then the revealing outfits of the female contestants. The Swami brushes this off by saying it's all in a day's work. Says he: “I am used to both of them. In fact, I have been in worse situations.” He believes that the cacophony that constitutes the Indian parliament today makes the Big Boss 5 house look like kids' stuff. Then, he points to the scantily clad pinup girls in newspapers and on TV shows, which once again make the dresses that the inmates wear look rather sedate. However, he is quite clear that he is not going to get into the hurly-burly of activities and tasks in the house which Bigg Boss assigns. He says quite lucidly: "I am going there as a guest and I hope that I won’t have to do any of this." Yes Boss!!