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After Baseer’s eviction, MTV faces should know this BB loves your fame, keeps you till mid-season for TRP and Social Media Hype by then enough audience is hooked to watch BB daily, but won’t let you reach the finale coz that’s where a 3rd-party audit firm gets involved & makers can’t manipulate the results. As Baseer said, “BB apne hisaab se 🏠 chala rahe hai

BB is like a video game you’re just the player while the 🎮 stays in their hands. And if you think a strong personality is enough, remember Baseer have confidence, charm, communication skills, and was both physically & mentally strong, yet they still found a way to remove him.

In the house, they can simply edit out your best moments from the main episodes. Some ppl claim Baseer got evicted bcz of the Nehal angle, but how can 3 days outweigh an entire 8–9 week journey where he won tasks, stood firm on his opinions, and never hesitated to put forward his POV, even in front of Salman?

Some of their tactics are like - Makers had plenty of time to push Pranit Farhana ❤️ angle bcz it suited their narrative to give extra push Pranit even though the audience had little to no interest in it.

Meanwhile, SM was flooded with Bahana moments from LF, yet after the 1st week, almost all of those moments were missing from the main episodes bcz they didn’t fit the storyline the makers wanted to sell. The only time after First week they highlighted Baseer & Farhana was when they were fighiting with each other, since that better supported the narrative they were pushing.

In Shreya Kalras Party he said He has 2 offers. He's doing a Reality show where he will be a host. And fans are saying 2nd one is OTT web series offer. The one that got cancelled was from a big production house.

Out of all these, why would Baseer, who already did Insider years ago and left it, return as an Insider now when he’s already much more popular?

That’s why this Insider news sounded fake.

Here are some of my highlights from Episode 1

Scale was never big like this, So far, everyone seems fine, but Kevin comes across as a little overconfident in his VDs. First, he said, “Everyone is coming to me; I’m not going to anyone.” However other contestants were not even mentioning his name in their VD's also by the end of the episode, Arushi gave him a reality check when she pointed out that nobody is actually coming to them to be their buddy partner Nandu came but her first priority was Baseer like her BF Jaswant

I feel Shilpa’s issue with Shivangi is kind of personal. I don’t think Shivangi has really said or done anything to provoke her, yet inside Lock Upp, Shilpa discussed her relationships and even her virginity, while outside, she’s making comments like this.

There must be some reason behind it. When rebel entered she reveled that Shilpa do alot of biching about Shivangi behind her back then Shivangi confronted her about whether the obsession or jealousy stemmed from her name sounding similar to Shubhangi, who replaced Shilpa in Bhabiji Ghar Par Hain. Shilpa seemed completely blank when Shivangi brought it up. Shivangi being one of the top ITV actresses could also be a factor.

Khair, Shivangi has already started shooting for her next show with Rajan Shahi, reportedly with Mohsin Khan while Shilpa seems busy making these comments.

Mini's reply was classy, yet a complete mic drop

Obvaiously this isn’t the opinion of the entire audience, but it definitely reflects a major shift in public perception. even I had my doubts about both, but I never expected that even one person would hesitate so much to come ahead for them.

For Prince, king of reality shows with back-to-back wins, the surprising part is that people are no longer discussing his victories but questioning how his image changed so drastically in last 2-3 years. Idk but i think it all started after his fight with Gautam Gulati that was the first time when Prince was losing respect it was more evident since GG was handling him very calmly and gave it back only once and despite being new audience supported GG alot during that fight.

Same goes with Divya, who was once among the most loved female contestants won BB OTT , now faces heavy criticism. Was her breakup with Varun really enough to change the audience’s perception this much, or did something or reason is something else ?

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After hearing what Sandeep said, many names came to my mind including BB19 contestants .I think it's more about having a strong acting background

Nothing against Tanya but when Ekta offered her show most probably she was expecting some Daily Soap but it came out as reality show episode not even her limited episode youtube Drama.

If we look at many former BB winners, finalists, and highly hyped contestants who failed to sustain everything after BB a common pattern appears. Most of them came from reality shows rather than acting.

Take Shiv Thakare and Ankit Gupta as an example. During BB16, Shiv often questioned Ankit's contribution, yet Ankit secured his next show while still inside the house thanks to his acting background. Today, Ankit is preparing for another show, while Shiv has shifted focus towards ventures like his 🍵 business and salon. That contrast made me realize how much an acting background matters in the long run.

Pratik Sehajpal. He had one of the strongest fanbases today he's irrelevant, he still seems to be trying to break into acting through MV, short-drama's. Despite that, the transition hasn't been easy.

Asim Riaz is another example. BB13 turned him into a national sensation many expected him to become a major face in the industry. Today he's  considered FLOP. Even after all the hype, he never managed to establish himself as a credible actor.

Manveer Gurjar won Bigg Boss, which should theoretically be the biggest launchpad possible. Yet his post-BB journey never reached the level people expected from a winner. He did a few projects, but nothing that truly cemented his place in mainstream entertainment.

Prince Narula-  even in his case. After trying so much he got one show but his acting performances was so bad he received so much criticism later on now he eventually shifted more towards the Punjabi music space bcz you can't survive in industry only as a Roadies Gang leader during a whole year

Shilpa Shinde is another example. Despite winning Bigg Boss, she never dominated television like Hina Khan afterward the way many expected. Controversies, industry issues, and inconsistent work kept her away from mainstream relevance for years. She returned as Angoori, but now that chapter has ended too with the show's closure with few moths of her entry.

Munawar, Elvish also trying hard to  enter acting business. If influencer stuff were enough for long term stability, why would so many of them be trying to break into acting? Maybe both are aware their hosting Market is very unstable,  for eg Arush bhola replaced one host in Playground.

The reality-show landscape has changed completely. Earlier, there were only a few major platforms, but today BB, Lock Upp, Battleground, Playground, and several influencer-led formats are creating new stars every year. With fresh faces entering the market constantly, staying relevant has become much tougher

I also feel doing reality shows repeatedly just for relevance can backfire. Instead of increasing someone's value, it can make them look repetitive The 50 is a good example, it was a Aura--- show for both Digvijay and Shiv. Prince was one of the few exceptions, as he returned after yrs

BuzzzokaSpotlight is making it so obvious 😭 it feels like they're on a mission.

As we all know, success after BB doesn't depend on who won the show. It mostly depends on who capitalized on their fame the best to take their career to the next level.

With BB20 around the corner, I can say that Avinash Mishra is the only male BB18 contestant who truly capitalized on his BB fame despite having relatively low social media buzz and hype.

I don't know exactly what worked in his favor consistency, the age group he appeals to, Prev Acting BG , hard work, or something else but whatever it was, it clearly paid off.

In last 1 yr he

• Worked with Balaji Telefilms on a YouTube web show

• Dropped Ab Hoga Hisaab as the lead

• Landed Khatron Ke Khiladi

• Did 6 MVs with labels like T-Series, Zee Music Company & DMF

Some MVs worked, some flopped, but they kept him relevant and brought in 💰

Vivian Dsena

Did a few LC episodes, but it felt like a bad move. Instead of gaining relevance, he ended up with the "Sannata Bhai" tag and failed to make much impact.

Rajat Dalal

Did CL, hosted Battleground, and recently appeared on The 50, but it felt like more of the same repeated stuff.

As for Karan Veer Mehra

Silla is wrapped, but the film likely won't release before next year. With major films like Toxic and Ramayana taking up slots, it could end up being nearly a 2-year wait. A lot of fans feel he should've signed and shot for something else too, because right now it's an all-or-nothing gamble.

And in BB19, if you had to pick just one male contestant who you think can capitalize on his BB fame to the fullest, who would it be?

Dk whether this rumor is true or not but every second content creator is linking him to Lock Upp Season 2 to create hype around the show.

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People will still call it PR but they know this is result of loyal fanbase and strong perception he has built among audiences over the last 9 years, from reality shows to daily soap

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Personally, I think it would be interesting if he does enter. Since Lock Upp is expected to stream on a global platform like Netflix and it's also Ekta Kapoor's show so they will not be biased toward Baseer like Bigg Boss makers were.

Ace of Space story isn't new. Winner Salman Zaidi was selected only because he was known as Baseer's best friend.

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Rannvijay Singha revealed this long ago during an IG Live when Baseer joined his live to wish him on Diwali. mentioning that the casting team had contacted him and asked about Baseer's close friends and enemies. He gave them names of Mandeep Gurjar (Roadies semifinalist from Baseer's Season) and Salman Zaidi (Baseer's Best friend) and both eventually became part of the show. Later, the season was heavily built around the Baseer vs. Salman rivalry.

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As for BB19 Splitsvilla and Rise and Fall Arbaaz Patel was the only big name known for approached as a wildcard contestant. Almost every major media portals reported that, later joined The 50

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So If the objective was simply to find strong contestants or WC, why was being against a particular contestant" reportedly considered such a valuable trait? What made that particular dynamic important enough to influence casting discussions in the first place?

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From being rejected in Roadies audition to making it to the semi-finals of Splitsvilla, his journey is undoubtedly inspiring. He may not have won the trophy, but he definitely won many hearts with his determination and growth throughout the show.

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But for them, Baseer calling him a "villager" was a much bigger and more derogatory issue than what Pranit said about Baseer ("Baseer ko toh uski behen bhi chalegi") which was completely ignored.

If they had held him accountable, how would this below average contestant/comedian have maintained his positive image and gained sympathy by painting someone else wrong with his crocodile tears? They covered it up back then, but sooner or later your true colors were always destined to come out.

In a Royal Rumble match, first instinct is usually to join hands and target the strongest. BB isn't the same game, but the mentality often is.

Pranit's "Villager" topic proved it right. Today, most people agree it was a forced narrative against Baseer, Salman was laughing during the whole convo but at that time fans of almost every contestant joined hands because taking Baseer down individually wasn't possible.

After his eviction during 24/7 live Pranit said ---- unlike these remaining one's, Baseer never chased attention after being nominated. and now when he's out i think game had become much easier for us.

That's why even after getting removed in mid season his overall perception b/w audience remains as one of the strongest and Loved BB contestant. eviction was most shocking not only for Audience but also for contestants. coz audience were not watching him as Finalist they were confident that he will be in Top 2/ Winner.

Since first week makers host even BB chose to ignore him. During WKW Salman used to say Baseer, you handled that topic well, so we won't discuss it.

BB have a hibit of throwing taunts every year like they did with Rider, KV, later shifted to digvijay to trash image of their non fav. Even he never tried to poke him. They knew Baseer is confident, articulate with words, and capable of handling pressure. he'd always have an answer ready in Baseer Ali style. Maybe it worked for makers inside BB 🏠 but overall outside it helped Baseer Ali to maintain his I'm the Baseer Ali Image

Good to see more initiatives focused on growing combat sports in India. The first ticketed event is happening tonight at Club Demora. It seems like they're planning to set up a cage inside the club, just like in those old-school or classic Hollywood fight movies bringing together MMA athletes, several familiar MTV faces, and Baseer Ali as the host.

Kevin claims all tickets for tonight's event were taken before the gates even opene. shows there's an audience waiting for something different. also revealed that (BRAVE Combat Federation) has reportedly shown interest in the project. Considering BRAVE's footprint across 35+ countries. Whether you're into MMA or not, projects like this can help the sport reach a much wider crowd

Good to see more initiatives focused on growing combat sports in India. The first ticketed event is happening tonight at Club Demora. It seems like they're planning to set up a cage inside the club, just like in those old-school or classic Hollywood fight movies bringing together MMA athletes, several familiar MTV faces, and Baseer Ali as the host.

Kevin Almasifar claims all tickets for tonight's event are taken before the gates even opened. shows there's an audience waiting for something different. also revealed that (BRAVE Combat Federation) has reportedly shown interest in the project. Considering BRAVE's footprint across 35+ countries. Whether you're into MMA or not, projects like this can help the sport reach a much wider crowd