Reality Tv: Game for Fame ; Answering People's Call for Easy Success, Television Channels Are Frenetically Churning Out Reality Shows That Are More Extreme Than Their Predecessors.
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When Anil Shinde appeared on Zee TV's Shabaash India, no one knew what he was going to do. He lit 400 candles, waited till they melted and poured the wax all over his bare torso.
On his second shot at television on Sony's Entertainment Ke Liye Kuch Bhi Karega, he upped the gamble to 500 candles. "I would have lit camphor sticks and stuck them to my body if I had been chosen for the finals," says the daredevil from Mumbai.See the full content of this document
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Reality Tv: Game for Fame ; Answering People's Call for Easy Success, Television Channels Are Frenetically Churning Out Reality Shows That Are More Extreme Than Their Predecessors.
Mumbai boy Sufi Malhotra, a vegetarian, glugged raw eggs to prove he was, indeed, a Roadie. Chandigarh's Suyash Rai didn't stop till he found his two minutes in front of the camera. He auditioned for Roadies twice and finally landed himself in the Goa house of Splitsvilla 2.
"I couldn't be happier. ...See the full content of this document
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