ET Spotlight SpecialThe newest episode of the famous small-screen reality programme 'Bigg Boss 16' has gotten a lot of attention. Actually, Tina Dutta made another appearance in the house, which delighted her admirers and kept the audience entertained. Aside from that, there's another reason why this episode is being addressed.
The famous rapper and contender MC Stan recently discussed his love story with his buddies within the house. What he stated throughout the programme made it worthwhile to watch.
MC Stan, a singer, and rapper, is popular on the controversial show 'Bigg Boss 16'. He was attempting to get out again and again till Salman Khan explained to him in Weekend Ka Vaar and delivered some stuff of his lover 'Buba' (MC Stan's Girlfriend) to the Bigg Boss house, after which MC Stan became active.
In the previous episode, MC Stan was seen discussing his lover 'Buba' with Priyanka Chahar Choudhary and Ankit Gupta. Stan also narrated his 'Booba' love tale. The singer explained how he and 40 other people went to 'Buba's' house to seek her hand in marriage.
MC Stan's love story with 'Buba'
MC Stan said, “main 40-50 logon ko lekar usake ghar par gaya tha rishta lekar. maine uske mata-pita ko bola ya to ijjat se rishta kara do ya main bhagaakar le jaoonga use. cheejen bahut kharaab ho gayi theen us vakt, lekin ab theek hai.” Stan said that his mother also likes 'buba'. Meanwhile, Archana Gautam leaps into the centre and begins rapping. Stan becomes enraged since he is discussing his girlfriend at this moment.
Talking about the latest track of 'Bigg Boss 16', Tina Dutta came to the show on the most recent episode. She was expelled in 'Shanivar Ka Vaar,' and Shaleen Bhanot was offered the opportunity to sacrifice Rs 25 lakhs in exchange for Tina's return.
Shaleen promptly punched the buzzer this time, and Tina entered the house. However, his and Tina's relationship has changed dramatically this time. Tina was enraged because Shaleen was overjoyed after her departure.
Salman Khan is hosting Bigg Boss season 16.
2. When did Bigg Boss start its first season?
Bigg Boss started in 2006.
The famous rapper and contender MC Stan recently discussed his love story with his buddies within the house. What he stated throughout the programme made it worthwhile to watch.
MC Stan, a singer, and rapper, is popular on the controversial show 'Bigg Boss 16'. He was attempting to get out again and again till Salman Khan explained to him in Weekend Ka Vaar and delivered some stuff of his lover 'Buba' (MC Stan's Girlfriend) to the Bigg Boss house, after which MC Stan became active.
In the previous episode, MC Stan was seen discussing his lover 'Buba' with Priyanka Chahar Choudhary and Ankit Gupta. Stan also narrated his 'Booba' love tale. The singer explained how he and 40 other people went to 'Buba's' house to seek her hand in marriage.
MC Stan's love story with 'Buba'
MC Stan said, “main 40-50 logon ko lekar usake ghar par gaya tha rishta lekar. maine uske mata-pita ko bola ya to ijjat se rishta kara do ya main bhagaakar le jaoonga use. cheejen bahut kharaab ho gayi theen us vakt, lekin ab theek hai.” Stan said that his mother also likes 'buba'. Meanwhile, Archana Gautam leaps into the centre and begins rapping. Stan becomes enraged since he is discussing his girlfriend at this moment.
Talking about the latest track of 'Bigg Boss 16', Tina Dutta came to the show on the most recent episode. She was expelled in 'Shanivar Ka Vaar,' and Shaleen Bhanot was offered the opportunity to sacrifice Rs 25 lakhs in exchange for Tina's return.
Shaleen promptly punched the buzzer this time, and Tina entered the house. However, his and Tina's relationship has changed dramatically this time. Tina was enraged because Shaleen was overjoyed after her departure.
FAQ
1. Who is hosting the Bigg Boss season 16?Salman Khan is hosting Bigg Boss season 16.
2. When did Bigg Boss start its first season?
Bigg Boss started in 2006.
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