Sajid Khan talks about his experience in the Bigg Boss 16 house; says, “I have stayed in the house for 107 days and there is nothing scripted”

Sajid Khan talks about his experience at the Bigg Boss 16 house; He says: ‘I’ve been in the house for 107 days and nothing is written’

Filmmaker Sajid Khan, who recently decided to voluntarily leave the Bigg Boss 16 house, will share the stage with Salman Khan later this week. During an interaction with the media, Sajid Khan talked about the reason behind doing the show and his journey within Bigg Boss 16.

He said: “There are many memories attached to the house. I have learned to wash dishes and I have improved my skills (laughs). People sent me messages that they liked my trip at the Bigg Boss 16 house. The show treated me with a lot of respect and the way it ended my trip and planned my exit. I was touched.”

Sajid talked about the reason behind taking the show, sharing, “The reason I said yes to doing the show was because I wanted to connect with the audience. I wanted to show my real side to the audience. The format of the show is such that you can fake your personality for 10-15 days, but you can’t act for 107 days. The world’s greatest actor will also get to see what he is like as a human within the show. I wanted to connect with people. I have been in the industry for the last 27 years and all I want is to keep working until I am alive. I’ve worked on cable TV.”

When asked if he was the brains of the company, Sajid replied: “There is no brains. There are people who feel the show is scripted, but I stayed in the house for 107 days and believe me, nothing is scripted on the show. The fights that take place are also genuine, with some contestants sometimes going overboard over the footage. Mentally, I stayed strong and decided that whoever throws stones at me, I will give flowers. I felt that humor is something that can win anyone’s heart. I wanted to win everyone’s heart and I did what I believe. When I was going into the show there were people telling me that if you don’t fight Bigg Boss then you can’t advance in the game. I told him it would be better if he didn’t go because he didn’t have the temper to fight. Everyone is like a friend now, but yeah, there were times when I lost my temper too.

Speaking of his experience at the Bigg Boss 16 house, Sajid said: “Yes. The contestants were very kind and friendly. They all loved and respected me and I was able to win their hearts. I took care of Abdu, Nimrit, MC Stan, Sumbul and Shiva like my own family. Whoever enters the show with the intention of winning the show never wins. I have never entered the program with the goal of winning. There were some who felt that I was faking and playing, but my only goal was to survive in that house and it is very difficult to survive in that house. I did not see the sun for 107 days.