Talking Point with Ravi Kishaan

What exactly is your role on the show?
I’m the narrator,the person who holds the show together. My role is two-fold—I talk to the participants and make them comfortable. I’m the first person they see when they come out of their trance and that puts them at ease. My second job is to be the link between the show and the audience. I explain what’s happening to the viewers.

Would you agree to undergo this therapy?
Definitely. In fact,I did volunteer for one episode,which has already been shot. But I can’t reveal much information— you’ll have to wait to catch it when it goes on air at the end of this month.

Are you still in touch with your fellow inmates from Bigg Boss?
No,I’m not. Bigg Boss’s house was a weird place. We were all closeted with each other for over two months and yet we haven’t managed to form any lasting relations with each other. I suppose it’s the effect of constantly being forced into each other’s company,but ever since we parted ways,I haven’t seen or heard from most of them. The only people I still meet sometimes are Rakhi Sawant and Rupali Ganguly.

You’ve been quite busy with Bollywood projects. We recently saw you in Luck.
I’m enjoying myself in Bollywood and next,you’ll see me in quite a few movies,including an incredibly beautiful and wonderful movie called Raavan. I play Abhishek Bachchan’s character’s older brother in the movie. It was simply fantastic working on the project with such wonderful actors and a dream come true to finally be able to work with Mani Ratnam. That man is one of the few geniuses we have.