"What is the logic and sense of giving Puneet Issar a re-entry on Bigg Boss in a day of being nishkasit (evicted)? Is being kicked out of Bigg Boss a joke? Are the sensibilities of viewers being taken for granted?," questions Aarya Babbar's publicist Dale Bhagwagar.

During a task on the reality show a day ago, Bollywood actor-director Puneet Issar, who once accidently injured Amitabh Bachchan during Coolie, became physically violent with Aarya, groping him around the neck and flinging him on the ground.

"Though Mr Issar's violent behaviour was straightaway against the rules of Bigg Boss, strangely there was much discussion and deliberation, before Bigg Boss decided to condemn the move and evict him. More surprisingly, Mr Issar is back on the show just in a day. Obviously, Aarya would feel demoralized with this manipulation of Bigg Boss?," Dale points out.

The PR specialist has a completely valid point. After all, we keep hearing that 'Bigg Boss is not scripted', 'not scripted', 'not scripted'. So one wonders, how come Puneet Issar has managed to stage various exits and entries.


Puneet was kept in a separate room as part of a Secret Society first, then in the Bigg Boss House, then he was taken out with Minissha Lamba, then put back in the House, then he was nishkasit, and now he is back yet again.

"Moreover, Mr Issar's name stayed put in the voting process even after being nishkasit. Does this mean, he was never out of the race?, asks the publicist.

"If Bigg Boss is a 'reality' show, then it can't be a 'game'. And if it's not 'reality', but only a 'game' for the sake of 'entertainment', then Bigg Boss has to remain fair throughout," he concludes.