By releasing on the logo teaser of #BiggBoss4, Star Maa has confirmed that the Covid-19 impact hasn’t made them push this reality show out from happening. As the show is coming up, now details regarding the selection and new rules for the contestants are put in place.
However, to face the legal issues that might pop up regarding contestant safety during these pandemic times, the organisers of the reality show are said to have come up with a plan. In the wake of Covid-19 spreading unknowingly to many people, the organisers are said to have arranged a huge insurance cover for all the participants of the show.
If at all anything happens to the contestants during the running of the show, they will be getting all proper medical and financial support as per this insurance policy, say some insiders. Only after Bigg Boss organisers promised and arranged this, some contestants are said to have signed an agreement to come up on the show.
This post was last modified on 22 July 2020 10:41 pm
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