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Vivian Dsena enters Bigg Boss 18

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 05:49 AM Oct 12, 2024 IST
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The much-awaited entry of television heartthrob Vivian Dsena into the Bigg Boss 18 house has already left a lasting impression on fans and viewers alike. As soon as host Salman Khan announced his name, excitement reached a fever pitch, with the viewership on JioCinema skyrocketing by 0.1 crore!

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Dressed in a stylish deep blue suit, Vivian made a suave and charismatic entrance, immediately captivating the audience. His calm demeanour during a light-hearted conversation with Salman Khan kept fans glued to their screens from the very first moment. Social media platforms were abuzz with reactions, praising his confident yet humble approach as he geared up for the intense journey ahead.

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Vivian Dsena, best known for his roles in hit shows like Madhubala and Shakti – Astitva Ke Ehsaas Ki, brings with him a huge fan following, which was evident from the surge in viewership.

 

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