The famous reality show Bigg Boss has long been known for its fights, drama, and entertainment. But over the years, it has also given viewers a chance to see the personal side of well-known personalities who entered as contestants. The
Bigg Boss house has become a stage where participants reveal unheard stories, struggles, and emotions. This season, too, housemates have opened up about their journeys, showing fans a side they rarely get to see.
In a recent episode, Shehbaz Badesha, in conversation with Tanya Mittal, Neelam Giri, and Mridul Tiwari, shared what the Bigg Boss platform means to him. Opening up about his perspective inside the house, Shehbaz admitted, “I will never do any other reality show. I only wanted to do Bigg Boss.” He further added, “I swear on Shehnaaz, even if someone offered me ₹200 crore and Bigg Boss, if I had to choose one, I would still choose Bigg Boss over Rs 200 crore.”
For Shehbaz, being on Bigg Boss is not about chasing fame or money. He explained that material things have never mattered to him, saying, “Money doesn’t matter, it never did. I can wear the same clothes for 10 days.”
Responding to his words, Tanya Mittal acknowledged his deep connection to the show. She pointed out that because he witnessed his sister Shehnaaz’s journey closely, he has a stronger emotional bond with Bigg Boss. Tanya added that this is why Shehbaz understands the show’s importance on a much deeper level.
About Shehbaz Badesha Shehbaz Badesha, known to many as the younger brother of
Shehnaaz Gill, first came into the limelight during Bigg Boss 13. He entered the house as a family member and won hearts with his fun personality. Apart from reality television, he is also a social media influencer and has appeared in several Punjabi music videos.