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Priya Malik Returns To Small Screen In New Avatar

Darpan News Desk IANS, 10 May, 2016 11:12 AM

News channel ABP News is set to launch a new show with former "Bigg Boss 9" contestant Priya Malik.

The show, produced on a grand scale by the channel, promises to have glamour, grandeur and some interesting unheard stories, said a statement.

Priya, popularly known as Posh Spice of Australian TV, has roots in Dehradun. She has been staying in Australia for the last few years. She is also a famous stand-up comedian in Australia.

She entered the controversial reality TV show "Bigg Boss", hosted by superstar Salman Khan, as a wild card entry. She was the one of the finalists in the "Big Brother Australia" (2014). She also did a famous series "Cricket, Camera, Action" on ABP News during the recent T-20 Cricket World Cup.

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