Bigg Boss is one of the most popular and highly anticipated shows among audiences and is known for its controversy and drama. The reality show has gained prominence in several regions over the years, and one such is the Kannada version. The Bigg Boss Kannada season 11 is all set to premiere on Sunday, September 29. This news has already generated immense excitement among fans and audiences alike. Meanwhile, the makers have arranged a press meet for the upcoming show. In which Kiccha Sudeep, who will be reprising his role as the host, shares about his daughter, which is garnering everyone’s attention.
According to the latest report, in the press meeting, Kiccha Sudeep was asked what was his condition for the Big Boss team to accept hosting the show. To which the actor replied that he had no such conditions. He also shared that in his personal life, he never puts conditions on or restricts anyone, even his daughter Sanvi.
Sudeep shares a very good bond with his daughter. Earlier, Sanvi melted the hearts of several fans and followers on social media by sharing a picture with her father.
With the caption, “Good Morning,” Sanvi shared two of the father-daughter bonding pictures on her official Instagram handle.
For the unversed, Sanvi stepped into the entertainment industry by debuting as a playback singer in the movie Jimmy. It starred her cousin and Kiccha Sudeep’s nephew, Sanchith Sanjeev. Apart from that, she has also been performing live in several places as a part of The Sanvi Collective, her music band.
The Bigg Boss show has often been accused of being completely scripted. At the press conference, Kiccha Sudeepa was also asked this question once again. The actor shared that everything the audience sees is live and there are no retakes. He even shared that he responds live to the questions that the contestants ask him, and hence, there is no room for retakes.
He accepted that retakes do happen but in just one specific area. He confessed, “I take a retake, but it doesn’t happen throughout the show. If I have to say something to the audience in the beginning and I fumble somewhere, I take a retake. But in the entire show, everything is live, and there’s no concept of retaking anywhere.”
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