Only game for youth-oriented shows: Sangram Singh
Wrestler Sangram Singh, who was reportedly approached to participate in the forthcoming “Bigg Boss 6” reality show, says he declined as the show’s format is not his cup of tea. He says he prefers youth-oriented shows.
“I will do only those shows with which I can give something worthy to the youth, they can take inspiration from, instead of sitting idle with people rebuking and abusing me on either side. I think I am not suitable for “Bigg Boss”,” Sangram said here.
Sangram, who is dating Bollywood actress Payal Rohatgi, has earlier participated in non-fiction shows like “Survivor India” and “Bigg Toss”.
Though he knows “Bigg Boss” is a big show with a wide viewership, he feels only select people should go for it.
“I feel only two kinds of people should go to the “Bigg Boss” – either the one who has achieved everything or the one who has achieved nothing. I feel the show is big, but I am too small to participate in it,” he added.
Sangram made India proud by winning the gold medal in the 2006 Commonwealth Games
“I will do only those shows with which I can give something worthy to the youth, they can take inspiration from, instead of sitting idle with people rebuking and abusing me on either side. I think I am not suitable for “Bigg Boss”,” Sangram said here.
Sangram, who is dating Bollywood actress Payal Rohatgi, has earlier participated in non-fiction shows like “Survivor India” and “Bigg Toss”.
Though he knows “Bigg Boss” is a big show with a wide viewership, he feels only select people should go for it.
“I feel only two kinds of people should go to the “Bigg Boss” – either the one who has achieved everything or the one who has achieved nothing. I feel the show is big, but I am too small to participate in it,” he added.
Sangram made India proud by winning the gold medal in the 2006 Commonwealth Games
