New Delhi: Following his untimely exit from the popular reality show Bigg Boss OTT 2, famous comedian Cyrus Broacha has been making headlines every now and then.
The 51-year-old comedian, who was one of the participating contestants in the Salman-hosted reality show was recently allowed to abandon the show and leave the house owing to a medical emergency in his family.
As Broacha said farewell to his fellow inmates before leaving, the show makers made an announcement in which they informed the contestants that Cyrus has been allowed to leave the house on humanitarian grounds.
Bigg Boss’ house a concentration camp?
Days after his eviction from the show, Cyrus spoke about his time inside the Bigg Boss house in his Youtube podcast titled ‘Cyrus Says’.
Although the comedian refused to open up about a lot of hidden aspects of the show fearing legal consequences, he did talk about the environment inside the house and how he faced problems adapting to the same.
Cyrus on his Bigg Boss journey
In the Podcast featuring Meghnerd and Ayushi, Cyrus reflected upon his journey in the reality show while calling it a ‘horrible and Painful’ one.
Drawing a comparison of Bigg Boss’s house with concentration camps, Broacha said that for him, the only thing which differentiated Bigg Boss’s house from concentration camps was the presence of friendly people inside the house.
The comedian further spoke about the show’s hard-to-follow rules and the pathetic quality of food before saying that after exiting the show, he literally feels as if he had come back from hell.
Commenting on his depleting health condition during the reality show, Cyrus said, “I was sleep deprived. I never slept more than three hours any night. By the second half of the day, I was just falling asleep.”
More from Big Boss OTT 2
Recently, we saw two wild card entries (Aashika Bhatiya and Elvish Yadav) step inside the Big Boss house to Join the remaining contestants.
Besides that, we also got to witness an ugly war of words between Pooja Bhatt and Jiya Shankar during which the former called Jiya “toxic”.
