Television actor Karan Mehra, who is popularly known as Naitik Singhania from the TV serial "Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai", has entered the tenth season of reality show "Bigg Boss". He says the drama in the show is not scripted.
Before entering the show, Karan told IANS that earlier he too used to think that it's scripted.
"We need to change our perceptions. And unless we are not a part of something, how can we comment on it? Today being a part of it, I can say 'Bigg Boss' is not scripted and I can vouch for it."
"They told me do whatever you have to because once you are into the house it's just you. It's that real. There are lots of misconceptions about 'Bigg Boss' and my perception changed when I met them (makers)," he added.
The launch episode of the show was aired on Sunday night.
Talking about the experience he is going in for, he said: "It's freaky to be locked up and to be in front of the camera 24*7. It's like somebody is constantly watching you. There is a lot of pressure on how you talk, how you portray (yourself), what are you doing... So it is a lot of pressure and it's very different.
"Here it is all about the circumstances that you are put through in the house."
For Karan, "Bigg Boss", hosted by superstar Salman Khan, is all about revealing the real side of the celebrities.
"You all will get to see the real Karan Mehra through this show. I have never really followed the previous seasons apart from Season 8. Most of the time I am aloof of what happens in the house, but I am looking forward to have a great time in the house."
--IANS
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