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I'll Never Enter 'Bigg Boss' House: Neha Dhupia

IANS, 17 Nov, 2015 10:51 AM
  • I'll Never Enter 'Bigg Boss' House: Neha Dhupia
Actress Neha Dhupia says she isn't interested in entering the "Bigg Boss" house.
 
"I watch 'Bigg Boss' a lot. I am a big Salman Khan fan. He is the reason to watch the show. But I would never get into the house," Neha said.
 
"People think as we are always in the limelight, so moving around with a camera is easier for us but it makes me very uncomfortable to have a camera on me all the time."
 
About superstar Salman Khan, who has hosted multiple seasons of the celebrity reality show, Neha said: "I think Salman is absolutely fantastic as a host. The way he talks to the contestants, he justifies the situations perfectly.
 
"I think he has made the show sensible to watch. In addition to that, his presence brings a huge amount of stardom to the show. 'Bigg Boss' is perfect entertainment."
 
The actress is now busy shooting for the new season of popular reality TV show "Roadies" and "Supermodel 3".
 
A former beauty queen, Neha made her debut in 2003 film "Qayamat: City Under Threat".
 
She rose to fame with her role in "Julie" and then appeared in "Sheesha" in the dual role of twin sisters but it did not do well at the box office.
 
She then starred in films like "Kyaa Kool Hai Hum" and "Shootout at Lokhandwala", which did well at the box office, and featured in a segment of the anthology film "Dus Kahaniyaan".

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