Admin The highly-anticipated reality show, Bigg Boss, is making a triumphant return with its seventeenth edition. The 17 contestants have already made a significant impact as they take center stage. Bigg Boss Season 17 features housemates hailing from diverse backgrounds and professions, encompassing all corners of the country. From TV actors to legal professionals and journalists, this season presents a dynamic mix of contestants from various fields.
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Notably, this season includes crime reporter Jigna Vora, who has shared poignant insights into her journey within the Bigg Boss house. It’s worth mentioning that Vora is the same journalist whose life’s trials were depicted in Hansal Mehta’s web series “Scoop,” with Karishma Tanna playing the lead role.
During a conversation with her fellow housemates, Jigna expressed her newfound strength, stating that she can now endure anything after all the hardships she has faced.
“The next day of Janmashtami I was put behind bars. Trail began soon and in 2018, I was acquitted with no charges. Maybe it was meant to happen, I guess.”
Subsequently, Munawar Faruqui remarked that it had consumed seven years of her life, prompting a swift response from Jigna.
She said “Yeah seven years. And during this time, my family members also died. I left them at the cremation center and no man was left in the house. And probably that is what has made me stronger today. Earlier I used to understand the language of goon only and god taught me a lot in the same language only, by sending me to jail.”
Previously, she had expressed her gratitude to Munawar for kindling her spirit during her time in jail.
Furthermore, during her discussion of her journey on the premiere night of Bigg Boss 17, Jigna informed Salman Khan that she used to receive the first call regarding any crime that occurred in the city.
“There came a time when I myself became breaking news and this news changed my life. I was once a top ex-crime reporter. Now I am coming inside Bigg Boss myself. Remember, I am a fighter, not a victim.”
