Television actor Karan bhalla has made it clear that he will never take part in Bigg Boss, the popular reality show hosted by Salman Khan. During a recent appearance on Bharti Singh and Haarsh Limbachiyaa’s podcast, Karan opened up about his reasons for staying away from the controversial show, admitting that the environment is just not for him.
"Bigg Boss is not meant for someone like me," Karan explained. "It’s not just the contestants who suffer inside the house; even their families and loved ones outside go through a lot. Staying locked in for three months is not easy."
The actor, known for his roles in Kasturi, Kasautii Zindagii Kay, and Yeh Hai Mohabbatein, firmly ruled out any future participation. "You will never see me as a contestant on Bigg Boss. I might appear as a guest, but that’s where I draw the line. Even strong and composed people like Hiten Tejwani lost their cool on the show. I have zero tolerance—I just can’t handle that environment," he added.
Karan also criticized how the show's format has changed over time, suggesting that it’s lost its original charm. "Earlier, it was a celebrity-based show, and that was interesting. Now, they bring in people from all walks of life. I don’t want to see my local vegetable vendor in the Bigg Boss house," he joked.
Reflecting on his own career, Karan bhalla candidly shared that he hasn’t been offered any daily soaps in the past six years. "These days, around 150-200 new actors are entering the industry every day. They work for a fraction of what we used to charge. There was a time when television paid well, but now makers think it’s better to make two web series in the same budget as one TV show."
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