The Big Picture: Ranveer Singh gets trolled after the first episode of the show, netizens call him a boring host
after a long wait, Ranveer singh Finally appeared on our television screens as the host of the quiz reality show The Big Picture. The show, which marked the Bollywood actor’s small screen debut, aired on Colors channel. While many were excited to see the actor in a never-before-seen avatar, there were others who wanted to see how he performed as a host. The show welcomed its first contestant who was none other than a young cop from Haryana named Karishma Toor. She runs away to win a large sum of money to build a house for her family and save for their marriage. Well, it was not just the concept or the contestants but the way Ranveer hosted the show that caught everyone’s attention.
Soon after the show ended, netizens took to Twitter and started sharing their reactions after the first episode. On one hand there were people who thought that the actor was not impressive and the first episode was a let down. Ranveer, on the other hand, had fans who shared how one should be patient as he will learn and improve in no time. There were many who were impressed by the actor’s funny joke involving his actress-wife Deepika Padukone.
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Before the show got aired, Ranveer shared a sizzling picture of himself and captioned it as, “Ranveer ke pasine kyu chhoot rahe hain (Why is Ranveer sweating so much)? A) Woh abhi abhi steam room se nikale hain (He just left the steam room) B) Unka aaj raat television debut hai (He is making his television debut tonight) C) Unki jismani garmi (body heat) zyada hai D) Woh hot yoga ka prayaas kar rahe hain (He is practicing hot yoga).”
Speaking about the concept of the show, the contestants are asked to answer 12 scene based questions which they have to answer within 60 seconds by pressing the buzzer. For every correct response they will get a chance to win big.
The Big Picture premieres October 16, 2021 at 8 PM and airs every Saturday-Sunday on Colors and on Voot and Jio TV.
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