The victor of the first season of Bigg Boss OTT Kannada has been determined. The rumour mill claims that Coastalwood star Roopesh Shetty is the winner of the reality programme and has taken home the trophy as well as the enormous cash prize. If this is true, then congratulations are in order. Roopesh is currently trending across a variety of platforms after the conclusion of the competition and the announcement of the winner’s name. Despite the fact that many people are already familiar with him due to the films and other projects in which he has appeared, there are still some people who are unsure of who Roopesh Shetty is and want to learn more about him. If you are just as curious about him as I am, read the article that I’ve linked below to learn more information about him.
Roopesh has been the favourite to win the Bigg Boss Kannada OTT season 1 competition ever since the day he entered the house for the first season of the show. The top four contestants who advanced to the Bigg Boss OTT Kannada stage were Saniya Iyer, Roopesh Shetty, and Rakesh Adiga. Aryavardhan was the fourth contestant. Sonu Srinivas Gowda and Somanna Machimada came in fifth and sixth position, respectively, after everything was said and done. On the other hand, the makers of the work have not as of yet issued a public statement addressing the issue. In case you were wondering how we arrived at this conclusion, we will explain it now.
As was captured on camera and shared across the Colors Super Twitter accounts, Kichcha Sudeep gave Roopesh a trophy and a check for 5 lakh to congratulate him on winning the competition. After that, viewers started asserting that Roopesh had won the first season of Bigg Boss Kannada OTT. Roopesh’s victory was widely reported. On the other hand, the grand finale episode will be continued on tonight’s broadcast. When asked about this topic, Roopesh said that for the entirety of the competition, he was only put up for nomination for elimination once, which was a source of great frustration for him. In addition, he stated that the other three individuals who had made it to the final round were all worthy candidates for the leading position.
For the benefit of those who are unaware, the premiere of Bigg Boss Kannada Season 9 will take place on September 24 at 6:00 PM. After keeping people interested in the show with its compelling content, the creators are getting ready to launch a new season that will keep fans glued to their screens. There is a strong possibility that Big Brother 9 will feature participants that competed in prior seasons as well. There will be a total of 18 competitors, nine of whom have competed in this competition before, and nine of whom are first-timers. They will compete against one another in the game that is being played.
The showrunners of Bigg Boss Kannada OTT moved the four contestants who won the online version of the show as swiftly as possible to a hotel, according to our sources. According to reports, they are not permitted to go back to their homes even for a brief break because they will immediately begin the 100-day television season. Stay tuned to Social Telecast for additional updates and the most recent information regarding current events taking place across the world.
Overview
The “Bigg Boss” residence
There is a “Bigg Boss” House built for each season. The house was situated in Lonavala, the Pune area of Maharashtra, where the Hindi version of Bigg Boss often takes place, for the first two seasons. A house exclusively for the Kannada version of the programme was constructed in Innovative Film City in Bengaluru, Karnataka for the third season because the schedules for the Hindi and Kannada versions were anticipated to overlap. The house will remain in this place for the upcoming Bigg Boss Kannada seasons as well. The Bigg Boss home that was constructed for a season is still standing and available to the public at the venue, acting as an attraction.
Typically, the home would be tastefully equipped and ornamented. It would include all of the contemporary conveniences and a sizable shared bedroom with beds for each contender. Starting with the second season, there was an improvement in the shape of a lavish single bedroom for the captain. Additionally, the home would contain a swimming pool, gym, and wide gardens. In addition to this, the house has been designed with designated activity rooms for each show, as well as a tiny confession room with a controlled door where the Bigg Boss can summon the housemates for nominations and other conversational activities. Beginning with season 2, a hidden chamber with a bed and other amenities was added to the house. If the Bigg Boss chose the participant to continue the game, they would be kept in this room for a week or two before being reinserted into it.
The House complies with the regulations of Big Brother around the world by having no television connection (apart from the day when the show’s host Sudeep speaks with the competitors through the TV), telephones, internet access, clocks, or opportunities to write articles.
On February 22, 2018, the home was entirely destroyed and had to be reconstructed for the sixth season.
The “Eye” symbol
Similar to the Bigg Boss and Big Brother series, each season has its unique “Eye” emblem. The first season of Bigg Boss Kannada on ETV Kannada adopted the SMPTE colour bars in the shape of a human eye with an eyeball against a purple background and a lightning storm from the sixth season of its Hindi version. The second season, which was broadcast on Suvarna TV, received a customised logo in the shape of a more intricate human eye set against a background that contrasted the “hot” (orange) and “cool” (blue) parts of the residents’ personalities. Below the word “Eye” in this design, the words “Season 2” were also added. The third season switched back to the former broadcaster, changed the name to Colors Kannada, and kept the first season’s logo. The season number was not indicated and the same eye was utilised with a tornado on a purple background. The season numbers from this season were left out of the logo.
The fourth season underwent a makeover with the new “Eye” that resembled a future design, with various parts inside the eye, against a background that uses technological elements and previous season’s trademarks on a primarily blue tone. This logo was partially inspired by the eye used for Big Brother UK’s 15th season. The logo for the fifth season of Bigg Boss Kannada was adapted from the fourteenth season of Big Brother UK; it features a stack of vintage television sets with the SMPTE bars hanging in the centre from the top, surrounded by brightly coloured doors, cabinets, lights, and windows forming the shape of an eye, and a partly blue, partially brownish orange-hued overcast sky with fireworks in the background. The sixth season’s logo took on a “ice-fire” theme, while the seventh season’s design was inspired by the 20th season of Celebrity Big Brother UK.
House Rules
The audience has never been informed of every rule, but the most important ones are readily apparent. While all communication should be in Kannada, some limited use of English is permitted. The possessions of the home, such as the furniture and technological devices, should not be tampered with or harmed by the other residents. The housemates are not allowed to leave the property at any time unless specifically authorised. The contestants are only permitted to sleep when the lights go out at night and are not permitted to do so during the day. The usage of alcohol has been discontinued, and those who smoke are only permitted to do so in designated areas of the home. A housemate cannot physically assault another housemate; if this rule is broken, the offender will be kicked out of the home.
Nomination
All housemates must participate in the necessary activity of nomination, which normally occurs on the first day of the week, unless Bigg Boss directs otherwise. Two more housemates are put forward by each nominee for eviction. Housemates who receive the most nomination votes will be put up for public voting (by SMS) to keep them in the house during that week. Usually, during the weekend programme, the participant with the fewest public votes gets kicked out of the house. The captain of the house for that particular week may also make a direct nomination for eviction, or Bigg Boss may do so for other reasons. Housemates who receive “immunity” against nominations from other candidates are protected. The week’s captain is awarded immunity by default, while other participants can get immunity by succeeding in secret Bigg Boss-assigned chores or winning particular competitions. On the orders of Bigg Boss, the captain may at times declare a contestant immune from nomination. The housemates are not permitted to talk to one another about the nominations or the nomination procedure.
House Leadership
The second season marked the introduction of the captaincy idea. Every week, the Bigg Boss chooses a captain through a set of tasks or a vote among the housemates. A captain will be granted additional rights such as immunity from nomination for that particular week, exemption from task activities, and access to a private bedroom with greater amenities than other competitors. According to Bigg Boss’ decisions, the captain may directly nominate a housemate, grant immunity to a housemate from nomination, or save a nominated housemate during his or her captaincy week. The captain will be exempt from the nomination process during this time. The captain’s primary responsibility is to oversee the weekly assignment and ensure that all requirements are accomplished in order to secure the “luxury budget” for the next week. House rules should also be monitored by captains, who have the authority to discipline a housemate who breaks them.
Broadcast
The first season of Bigg Boss Kannada broadcast on ETV Kannada, the second on Star Suvarna, the third and fourth on Colors Kannada, the fifth and sixth on Colors Super, and the seventh on Colors Kannada, which is also available for streaming on Voot. The major events of each day are covered in the episodes. Every Sunday show mostly focuses on the host interviewing the person who was eliminated. In contrast to prior seasons, the eviction process for the seventh season was moved to a Saturday programme.