Women’s rights activist Trupti Desai all set to enter Salman Khan’s ‘Bigg Boss 10’, but on one condition!

Women's rights activist Trupti Desai today claimed she has been offered popular reality show "Bigg Boss", but said she would participate on the condition that a female voiceover will be roped in for the series. Desai claimed she received the offer from the concerned television channel (Colors), and she is thinking of participating in the forthcoming season of the show. The TENTATIVE list of ‘Bigg Boss 10’ is OUT! Check Out who makes it to the list! "I am ready to enter into the ('Bigg Boss') house. During my meeting with the TV channel and its producers, I conveyed them that if they rope in a female as the voice of 'Bigg Boss', I will accept the offer," Desai told PTI.

Since its inception, a male voiceover has been used for the "Bigg Boss". Salman Khan’s LOOK from ‘Bigg Boss 10’ LEAKED! "I have not given them any confirmation and had told them during the meeting to give a thought over the condition and get back to me," she said. "I know, for them it is difficult to replace the male voice with female for this season, but if they assure me that they would rope in a female as voice of 'Bigg Boss' in the next year season, I would accept the offer." Desai said it won't be easy for her to stay in the house for a long time as she has campaigns lined up for coming months, but believes "Bigg Boss" is a good platform to promote male-female equality. "Since there are several campaigns on various issues lined up in next few months, it would be very difficult to stay in the house for a long time. However, the platform of 'Bigg Boss' will be a good medium to spread our message about equality." Colors is, however, yet to make an official announcement on the contestants in the upcoming season, which will be hosted by superstar Salman Khan. The activist, who belongs to the Bhumata Brigade, had successfully campaigned for women's entry into the inner sanctum of Shani Shingnapur temple in Maharashtra and fuelled a national debate on gender bias in various other temples of the country. PTI