Kiccha Sudeep introduces Bigg Boss OTT Kannada

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Updated At : 01:55 PM Jul 25, 2022 IST

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Voot is all set to air the digital edition of Bigg Boss OTT Kannada, which starts on August 6, 2022. In the following six weeks, viewers will get a chance to watch 24 hours live feed from the house. The power-packed promo unveiled recently shows the host Kiccha Sudeep arriving in style on the red carpet and announcing the first season of the OTT show.

Kiccha Sudeep said, “It’s really exciting to see the growing anticipation for the first OTT season, and the new avatar will surely live up to this craze. As the promo suggests, the OTT season will be a dream come true for the Bigg Boss fans, as they can see 24×7 live action with entertainment, drama, and a lot more, which will certainly keep our viewers hooked for six weeks.”

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