The popular reality show ‘Bigg Boss’ is set to expand with Punjabi and Bhojpuri versions. Both versions have been confirmed as part of the show’s regional expansion.
According to The Indian Express report,the announcement comes as the makers plan to launch six versions of ‘Bigg Boss’ at the same time. This will include different language versions of the popular reality show.
Deepak Dhar, founder of Banijay Asia and Group CEO, has spoken about the growth of the ‘Bigg Boss’ franchise and its expansion into regional markets.
The show is already available in different Indian languages and has a strong following among regional audiences.
The addition of Punjabi and Bhojpuri versions will add two more languages to the ‘Bigg Boss’ franchise and expand its reach.
With six versions planned to launch together, ‘Bigg Boss’ is set to reach audiences in more parts of India.
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