Bigg Boss 11 Fame Arshi Khan Says – The Show Isn’t the Same Anymore

Bigg Boss 11 fame model and actress Arshi Khan has recently made headlines again. In a candid conversation, Arshi opened up about her experience in Bigg Boss, changing trends in the entertainment industry, and the growing overexposure on social media. Let’s take a look at what she had to say… (Arshi Khan Bigg Boss 11 interview)

How did your life change after Bigg Boss?

After Bigg Boss, I received several offers for web shows and series. I did a few projects too — like The Devil Inside with Sharib Hashmi and another one with Waqar. Apart from that, two or three of my projects are yet to be released.

Honestly, many stories are really good, but they include too many intimate scenes. If such scenes are essential to the story, that’s fine — but adding them just for obscenity doesn’t feel right to me.

Do you still follow Bigg Boss?

Earlier, I didn’t watch the show at all. But now, yes, I’ve been watching it — and honestly, it’s quite interesting this season. Especially Amaal Mallik and Tanya Mittal — their gameplay seems very strong and strategic. Both are playing with a lot of maturity and balance. Farhana Bhatt is also proving to be a strong contestant. (Arshi Khan says Bigg Boss isn’t the same anymore)
Talking about Tanya’s body-shaming comments on Ashnoor, Arshi said,“The Bigg Boss house is such a place where everything — your family, your behavior, even how you sit — gets judged and discussed.”

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What differences or changes do you see in this season compared to yours?

There’s a huge difference. During our season, the Weekend Ka Vaar used to feel real — Salman Khan’s anger looked genuine. Nowadays, he appears very calm, almost as if he’s just fulfilling a formality. The sharpness and intensity that once defined the show seem missing now. (Arshi Khan on changes in Bigg Boss format)

Would you consider entering Bigg Boss again?

No, not right now. Bigg Boss is not the same anymore. Earlier, the show had real emotions and authenticity. Now it’s more about drama and viral content than reality.

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When asked whom she would like Salman Khan to scold this season, Arshi laughed and said, “I want both Farhana and Abhishek to get a scolding! They keep making fun of Kunika Sadanand, which isn’t cool.” (Arshi Khan Bigg Boss 2025 statement)

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How do you react to strange comments on your social media photos?

(Laughs) I’d just say — sometimes people zoom in on my close-ups, and sometimes on my background! It gets a bit annoying at times. My only message is — “Just see what’s visible, don’t go looking for more!”

FAQ

Q1. What did Arshi Khan say about Bigg Boss?

Arshi Khan shared that Bigg Boss isn’t the same anymore, pointing out that the show’s energy, format, and authenticity have changed over the years.

Q2. Which season of Bigg Boss was Arshi Khan part of?

Arshi Khan gained fame from Bigg Boss Season 11, where her bold personality and entertaining presence made her a popular contestant.

Q3. Why does Arshi Khan feel Bigg Boss has changed?

She believes that the show has become more scripted and less spontaneous, with contestants focusing more on strategy and visibility than genuine emotion.

Q4. Does Arshi Khan still follow Bigg Boss?

Yes, she continues to follow the show but feels it lacks the same spark and emotional connection that earlier seasons had.

Q5. What makes Arshi Khan’s comments noteworthy?

As a former contestant who experienced the earlier format firsthand, Arshi’s insights reflect how Bigg Boss has evolved and how audiences perceive it today.

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