Bigg Boss Malayalam 8 to kickstart this March?

Bigg Boss Malayalam 7 concluded months back after declaring TV actress Anumol as the winner. Ever since then, there has not been much buzz about the show. However, a recent rumour has kept the fans excited lately. Yes, there are updates on social media that the show might start this March.

For the unversed, Bigg Boss Malayalam usually follows the timeline of starting in March over the seasons. However, the last season of the show had an unexpected delay and started off in the month of August. Following this pattern, fans are hoping that the season might start in March. The last season of the show apparently had a delay since the makers have built a separate house for the Malayalam version of the show. Since the house is already set, netizens are hoping that the show will follow the routine timeline. Soon after this update is out, fans have also started making prediction lists of celebrities. Rahul Eshwar and Nagasairanthri are some of the names making rounds online.

As per updates online, the work on the sets has already begun, and the auditions are about to start in a couple of weeks. However, there is no official confirmation on any of these available for the time being.

Bigg Boss Malayalam 7 concluded after declaring TV actress Anumol as the winner. For the first time in the show, a commoner contestant entered the grand finale of the show and stood second in the competition. Aneesh Tharayil, the author, managed to win hearts through the scene. Notably, the last season of the show was one of the most-well-rated seasons too. The season managed to score a record TRP, leaving all the other language versions behind.

Bigg Boss Malayalam kick-started in 2018. The first season of the show was won by actor Sabuman Abdusamad. When the second season of the show got called off in the middle, the third season managed to be completed despite a halt just a week before the finale. When actor Manikuttan won the third season, dancer-actress Dilsha became the first-ever lady winner, lifting the trophy in the fourth season. The fifth season saw director Akhil Marar lifting the trophy, followed by fitness trainer Jinto in the next season.