Bigg Boss 18 was changed from 7.5 lakh plastic bottles to steel bottles.
''We've taken this concrete step toward reducing our carbon footprint and minimising plastic waste, while setting a new benchmark for the industry to follow. This initiative is part of a broader vision to incorporate eco-friendly practices across all our productions,'' he added.
Jagruk Youth News Desk, New Delhi, In a media statement, the head of production for Bigg Boss 18, Sarvesh Singh said, ''Sustainability isn’t just a trend for us; it’s a responsibility. Given the scale of our production and the size of the crew on the Bigg Boss set, replacing 7.5 lakh single-use plastic bottles was a massive undertaking.
However, it was a necessary step toward reducing our carbon footprint and minimising plastic waste. This initiative not only sets a new benchmark for the industry but also reflects our commitment to eco-friendly practices across all our productions.''
''We've taken this concrete step toward reducing our carbon footprint and minimising plastic waste, while setting a new benchmark for the industry to follow. This initiative is part of a broader vision to incorporate eco-friendly practices across all our productions,'' he added.
Meanwhile, the show witnessed the entry of three wildcard contestants namely, Edin Rose, Yamini Malhotra, and Adity Mistry. Now, the current list of housemates inside the BB House includes Karan Veer Mehra, Chaahat Pandey, Vivian Dsena, Shilpa Shirodkar, Rajat Dalal, Tajinder Pal Singh Bagga, Shrutika Arjun, Eisha Singh, Alice Kaushik, Sara Arfeen Khan, Kashish Kapoor, Chum Darang, Avinash Mishra, and Digvijay Singh Rathee.
Apart from this, Salman Khan returned to the show hosting the Weekend Ka Vaar, as he was busy with the shoot of his next, Sikandar, in Hyderabad.