Bigg Boss 18, hosted by Salman Khan, is set to return with a fresh look and feel. There are many names being discussed for potential contestants, and reports suggest that Dheeraj Dhooper’s participation has been confirmed. He has charged the makers a staggering amount, making him the highest-paid contestant this season.
As the excitement builds for Bigg Boss 18, several artists have been rumored to join the cast. Reports indicate that celebrities like Sameera Reddy and Shoaib Ibrahim have also been approached for the show.
Dheeraj Dhooper, well-known for his roles in popular TV series, is confirmed to be part of this season, with a reported fee ranging between 4 to 5 crores.
Dheeraj Dhooper has gained significant recognition for his performances in shows like “Sasural Simar Ka” and “Kundali Bhagya.” He was also seen in the 2022 series “Sherdil Shergill.” Married to Vinny Arora since 2016, the couple has a two-year-old son. Currently, Dheeraj is leading in the Zee TV show “Rab Se Hai Dua,” where he plays opposite Yesha Rughani, having replaced Karanvir Sharma.
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Which Contestants Will Appear in Bigg Boss 18?
There has been a lot of speculation regarding the contestants for Bigg Boss 18. Names like Alisha Kaushik, Daljit Kaur, Sameera Reddy, Maxtarn, and Shoaib Ibrahim have been mentioned, although Shoaib recently denied reports about his participation.
Will Natasa Join the Show?
Earlier, there were rumors that Hardik Pandya’s ex-wife, Natasa Stankovic, might be part of the show. However, recent reports indicate that she has declined the offer, citing her young son Agastya as the reason for her decision. It’s unclear how much truth there is to these claims, as neither the makers nor Natasa has commented officially.
What’s the Theme for This Season?
Salman Khan often introduces new themes for his show. Last season’s theme was “Dil Dimaag Aur Dum.” This time, the theme will revolve around “Past, Present, and Future,” suggesting that some previous contestants may return to the Bigg Boss house.
