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Bigg Boss: Sudeep gives credit to the content for success
Kiccha Sudeep has done it again. The actor seems to be unstoppable with his recent movies turning out to be money spinners, and now his television show Bigg Boss leading the TRP charts and becoming a most-watched Kannada television reality shows in the present year.
Talking about the success of Bigg Boss Kannada, Sudeep has refused to take credit for the success rather he has given it to the team, who worked hard to keep the audience glued through the content. The underlining point of the story is that the Kiccha-hosted show has surpassed the popularity of Puneet Rajkumar's Kannada Kotyadhipathi, which had highest TRPs last season.
"Without much content I don't think we can keep pulling the audience," says Sudeep. According to him, popularity can draw attention, but not for long. "It is doing well. It might be marginal, but I don't want to take the credit. The audience always has an option to swap between the channels. But the TRP is steady and that means content rolls out," he added.
He also does not believe in taking feed back from family or other close members on the show. "I don't take any feedback. I make it a compulsion that I don't. The first one who knows when you make a mistake will be yourself," said the actor.
Doesn't Take Feedback From Family/Friends
"As far as feedback is concerned, I don't like it as feedback comes to me from people close to me and you can't take it seriously. You will know from people's gestures and TRPs, and that is your feedback," he added.
Never Seen Salman's Show
The
last
three
seasons
of
Hindi
Bigg
Boss
had
been
hosted
by
Salman
Khan,
but
Sudeep
didn't
watch
the
Bollywood
superstar
hosting
the
reality
show.
"He
is
too
huge
for
me
to
be
standing
and
taking
tips...
The
concept
of
the
show
attracted
me.
We
have
to
take
chance...
I
took
my
chance.
Bigg
Boss
house
belongs
to
the
contestants
and
the
stage
belongs
to
me.
I
could
speak
to
the
audience
and
be
myself," said
Kiccha.
Not A TV Buff
Before he started, the actor did not have much idea about the concept of the show. "I had scene glimpses of it. I knew for sure that few people are put in the house. I didn't know the show at all as I am not a TV buff," he said.
Good Words About Contestants
Talking about the personalities in the house, he said, "They are all inside living through everything and they are all somebodies. They are all people who have their own name. They have given up a lot to be staying inside, which was an option. It is not right to be treating them as criminals."
Remaining Four
Out of 15 contestants, Arun Sagar, Narendra Babu Sharma, Vijay Raghavendra and Nikita Thukral have made it to the grand finale, which is on June 29.
