Porn star Mia Khalifa says NO to India's Big Boss 9
MUMBAI (Web Desk) - It seems makers of Indian reality show 'Bigg Boss', a prototype of UK's 'Big Brother', can only rely on getting publicity by throwing in some random names as list of contestants.
Fictional list to get maximum press for 'Bigg Boss' is likely to include names of adult star, a controversial self-style guru, controversial activists, transgender or a TV vamp.
Last week, reports of Lebanese-American star of adult films appearing in the new season of Bigg Boss caused a ripple of excitement.
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Let's cross that name out of the list.
22-year-old Mia has denied being on the reality show leaving the number of confirmed contestants on the new season at exactly empty, the Emirates247 reported.
The latest big no-show is adult actress Mia Khalifa who has not only rubbished the rumours but also said that she's never going set foot in India.
In a strongly-worded tweet Mia wrote: "Let's get something clear: I am never stepping foot in India, so whomever said I have "shown interest" in being on Big Boss should be fired."
She joins the list of 'not participating' candidates along with actress Shweta Basu Prasad, producer Uday Chopra, controversial godwoman Radhe Maa and comedian Gaurav Gera.
Fictional list to get maximum press for 'Bigg Boss' is likely to include names of adult star, a controversial self-style guru, controversial activists, transgender or a TV vamp.
Last week, reports of Lebanese-American star of adult films appearing in the new season of Bigg Boss caused a ripple of excitement.
Read more: After Sunny Leone, Mia Khalifa, approached for Bigg Boss 9
Let's cross that name out of the list.
22-year-old Mia has denied being on the reality show leaving the number of confirmed contestants on the new season at exactly empty, the Emirates247 reported.
The latest big no-show is adult actress Mia Khalifa who has not only rubbished the rumours but also said that she's never going set foot in India.
In a strongly-worded tweet Mia wrote: "Let's get something clear: I am never stepping foot in India, so whomever said I have "shown interest" in being on Big Boss should be fired."
She joins the list of 'not participating' candidates along with actress Shweta Basu Prasad, producer Uday Chopra, controversial godwoman Radhe Maa and comedian Gaurav Gera.
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