Bigg Boss 10's first trailer is out; Salman Khan likely to continue as host

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Though Salman Khan is not part of Bigg Boss 10's first trailer, Colors CEO Raj Nayak's tweet has almost confirmed that the Dabangg superstar will be hosting the show for the seventh time.


A still from Bigg Boss 10's first trailer
Here's an update for Bigg Boss addicts who are eagerly awaiting any information on the fresh season. The first trailer of Season 10 is out, and it is all about common people. You must be already aware that Bigg Boss 10, apart from celebrity contestants will also feature commoners.
The trailer of Bigg Boss 10: India Isse Apna Hi Ghar Samjho opens with an aspiring cricketer arguing with the umpire over a no ball, and that's when a familiar voice takes him by surprise: "Bigg Boss chahte hain ki aap agle season mein contestant banein, kyunki aapka ye nidar andaaz aapko famous bana sakta hai."
So, if you feel you are Bigg Boss material, and want to be famous, then here's your chance to be part of the show. Upload a 3-minute video of yourself at http://www.colorstv.com/in/biggboss/register.php, to try your luck.
You can also register by way of signing into your online social media account(s) such as Google /Facebook /Twitter /Yahoo. The entries are open and will be accepted until May 31, 2016
Though Salman Khan is not part of the first trailer, Colors CEO Raj Nayak's tweet has almost confirmed that the Dabangg superstar will be hosting the show for the seventh time. He has tagged Salman's Twitter handle while tweeting the upcoming season's first trailer. 
 
Raj Nayak  ✔‎@rajcheerfull
India isse apna hi ghar samjho 🙏http://bit.ly/BB10_P1 presents @BiggBoss Coming soon @ColorsTV@BeingSalmanKhan @nadiachauhan
11:17 AM - 4 Apr 2016
If reports are to be believed, Salman, who reportedly charged Rs 6-8 crore per episode for Bigg Boss 9, will be getting a 30 per cent hike for the next season.
"One of Salman's conditions was that his fee be increased. He is one of the reasons the reality show gets a high TRP and the makers don't want to compromise on that. Therefore, they have agreed to give him the hike. He is already the highest paid TV show host," a source had told Mid Day.

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