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Jr NTR to rope in Christian preacher KA Paul on board 'Big Boss Telugu'?

Written by : TNM

Jr NTR, the host of the Big Boss Telugu is leaving no stone unturned to ensure that his TV debut turns out to be a big hit.

NTR fans are eagerly waiting for the show go on air as it would give them an opportunity see their idol on the small screen on a regular basis and this is enough to raise the TRP levels. Moreover, television buffs are looking forward to know more about the celebrities themselves, that would be spending time inside the Big Boss house for the next 100 days.

It is heard through sources that several film and television personalities have been approached to go into the Big Boss house but many have turned down the offer for reasons best known to them.

Reports suggest that TV anchor Suma and actor Posani have declined to be on the show.

Further, plans are on to rope in some controversial public figures as contestants, as it would help with the TRP.

Sources say that controversial Christian preacher KA Paul is one of the strong contenders to contest, but this has not been officially declared yet.

Talks are on with several probable contestants and the final list will be revealed shortly. Until then, speculations about who would go into the Big Boss house will be on.

Though NTR will be hosting the show, his film commitments will not suffer a setback. The star is currently busy with the K S Ravindra directorial Jai Lava Kusa and the film is getting ready for a massive release during the Dusshera weekend.

Starring NTR in triple roles, it has Raashi Khanna and Nivetha Thomas playing the female leads. Devi Sri Prasad had composed music for this flick.

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