Character analysis of Bigg Boss contenders

Knock knock…readers focus here. Stop surfing other sites and read this story…for this one is about your favourite show on television currently… Colors’ Bigg Boss (Endemol India). The show layered with voyeurism and violence has caught the imagination of television viewers beyond expectations this season. And what could be the reasons? Of course, Salman the “dabanng” host and a well chosen crop of contestants who are very different from each other. Tellychakkar.com has been keenly following the show (like all others) and based on what we have seen on TV, we decided to sketch a character analysis of the contestants. If you guys don’t agree with our version, feel free to criticize and comment. Armaan Kohli the “fighter”:
This is one man who is literally a fighter. If there was no fear of law, he would have gone bashing people left, right and center. In need of serious anger management counseling and lessons on women respect, Armaan can put a certain Dolly Bindra to shame (in terms of vocal power). Andy the “entertainer’:
He has emerged as the most entertaining figure of this season. Funny, creative, intelligent and lovable, Andy tops our list of favourites. All we can say, vote for Andy. Ajaz Khan the “bhai”:
He has come with a purpose and all his histrionics reflect that he is probably the smartest player in the house so far. His pining for Gauahar, his roaming around in a short girly dress, his cries for the camera, his accent, mannerisms, makes him the next big entertainer after Andy. “Bhai” apna solid hain ekdum. Ek number… Gauahar Khan “the manipulator”:
She is the prettiest in the house and she knows it. She is also intelligent and educated, qualities she uses to her advantage. Gauahar can manipulate, dominate and serenade (if needed), to reach her goal, to become the winner. For us, she is one of the finalists, and Bigg Boss too loves her, given she has been called so many times in the confession room (wink). Kamya Punjabi “the politician”:
She is aggressive, dominating and knows the art of survival. She, in the garb of being straight forward, can baffle contestants amazingly. Kamya is the master player who plays politics to her benefit. And there is nothing wrong it. She is one of the deserving winners of the season. And yes, as the season has progressed, she has looked prettier on screen. Kushal Tandon the “brat”:
Kushal went out of the show for being too volatile and violent, but came back to add more masala. But he is one contestant who symbolizes bratness and arrogance. He is rude, at times annoying and most of the time juvenile to be precise. He might be young but at his age (28) many certainly have better attitude and intelligence than him. Bhuchal Singh…take a chill pill. Sangram Singh the “good soul”:
Yes, he at times tends to get carried away and lie and scheme a bit. He also mocks and pokes fun at co contestants behind their back. But yet, comparatively, he comes across a good soul on camera who seeks pardon and moves on. And in a show like Bigg Boss, where probably even Anna Hazare will lose his cool and blurt out a couple of maa behens, all kudos to Sangram for not abusing even once in the season. Bhai…sabasi to banti hai… Tanishaa Mukherjee the “punching bag”:
We are so sorry to call her a punching bag but it’s better than what she is being called and hash tagged in the world of Twitter. Tanishaa is pretty, sweet, talented, we love her but sadly she is nothing but a punching bag of Armaan. Tanishaa would seriously need to do some image makeover once she is out of the house. So who is your favourite contestant in the above list? Do hit the comment section below.