"Only those who are confident that they have nothing to hide or do not want to become famous overnight can participate in such a show," Shilpa, who will host the second season of Big Boss, the Indian version of racist slur-marred Big Brother, told reporters in New Delhi.
The actor said she had agreed to be part of Big Brother as she had nothing to fear and hide. "Since I was an actress, my life was like an open book. I thought I would be out of the show in the first week itself," she added. However, Shilpa said she would not like to participate in such a show again.
"This is my debut on television as a host. Since I have experienced the format of the show, I feel I can empathise with the housemates and would be able to relate with the participants who will have no connection with the outside world for about 85 days. It will be an entertaining show with a human touch," she said.
Even though the audience is entertained through the show, they also understand various facets of the celebrity participant, she added.
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