Bigg Boss OTT 2: "It Was Like A Concentration Camp," Says Cyrus Broacha About Experience Inside The House
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"The food was terrible and sleeping hours were horrible," revealed Cyrus Broacha
Bigg Boss OTT 2 contestant Cyrus Broacha has shared his first podcast after leaving the Bigg Boss house. The comedian, last week, decided to walk out of the show owing to a family emergency. In his podcast, Cyrus Broacha has opened up about his stay inside the house. He said the food was “terrible” and sleeping hours were “horrible”. “I have come back from hell, and let me tell you about hell, hell is largely vegetarian. It was a really painful and horrible experience. Can't discuss that too much in detail because of contractual obligations and legal issues."
He added, "The food was terrible and sleeping hours were horrible. It was like a concentration camp where people were friendly, that's the only difference… I was sleep deprived. I never slept more than three hours any night. By the second half of the day, I was just falling asleep."
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