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Buzz gains around NTR's dance

  • IndiaGlitz, [Friday,July 14 2017]

Come July 16th, Bigg Boss will go on air. Star MAA's patrons are eagerly waiting for the clock to strike the right time.

The buzz has it that the host NTR will raise the curtains by giving a spectacular dance performance. While Young Tiger did say that he will definitely be seen dancing on the show, nobody was sure on what occasion he would slip into a dance. What better time to do that other than the opening episode? The question is, will he be dancing from time to time? After all, his remuneration is astronomical!

The 'Jai Lava Kusa' star is currently shooting for the show at Lonavala, near Pune. Going by the track record of Bigg Boss in other languages, the reality show is expected to boost the channel's TRP in the coming weeks.

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