Bigg Boss, hosted by Salman Khan, stands as one of television’s most popular reality dramas, having completed 17 successful seasons and gearing up for its 18th. However, despite its enormous fame and fan base, the show has faced consistent criticism, not only from devoted fans but also from celebrities. Recently, actor Karan Patel openly criticized the show, calling it dirty and disrespectful. Now, another voice from the Bigg Boss 17 roster, contestant Isha Malviya, has come forward to expose a truth about the series.

Isha Malviya, a participant in Bigg Boss 17, was initially perceived as a potential winner. However, she exited the show before the finale week amid both love and criticism. Her clashes with Abhishek Sharma and her relationship with Samarth Jurel drew significant attention, with criticism directed at her for mocking Abhishek’s mental health and engaging in backbiting.

In a recent interview with a media portal, Isha revealed that the show’s makers have heavily edited the content, leading to misconceptions. She expressed that while fights are shown, the reasons behind them often remain omitted. Additionally, moments of reconciliation or camaraderie among contestants are also left out, painting an incomplete picture. While acknowledging the nature of reality television, Isha raised concerns about the misleading portrayal resulting from such selective editing.

Karan Patel, who has been approached by Bigg Boss makers multiple times, echoed similar sentiments regarding the show’s decline in quality over recent seasons. He noted a shift in the show’s dynamics, attributing it to the inclusion of commoners, social media influencers, and TikTokers. Patel highlighted the blurred distinction between actors and influencers, suggesting that this approach has diluted the essence of the show, placing everyone on an equal pedestal.

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In Patel’s view, the absence of a clear distinction between celebrities and influencers has altered the show’s trajectory, with all participants now seemingly competing on an equal footing. He suggested that the makers’ decision to blend different categories of individuals has muddled the show’s identity, detracting from its original allure.

Overall, both Isha Malviya and Karan Patel’s insights shed light on the evolving landscape of Bigg Boss, raising questions about its authenticity and the impact of casting decisions on the show’s narrative and appeal.