Bigg Boss 16: Latest promo reveals Imlie fame Sumbul Touqeer as a confirmed contestant

Bigg Supervisor 16: Most up to date promotion uncovers Imlie popularity Sumbul Touqeer as an affirmed competitor.

With Bigg Supervisor 16 getting closer to the day of its debut on the little showcase screen, the channel has started delivering promotions uncovering the names of a couple of the affirmed hopefuls. The latest promotion of Bigg Supervisor 16 uncovered Sumbul Touqeer as one of many affirmed hopeful of the present.

Sumbul who is perceived for trying the title position in Imlie should have been visible singing, “Imli ka boota, beri ka ber.” Bigg Manager cuts in, “Imli khatti, kadhwa ber.” Sumbul proceeds, “Iss season ke murmur do sher,” but Bigg Supervisor counters, “Galat, tum ser mein sawa ser.”

The promotion was inscribed as, “Legend ke sher, Bigg Manager utrenge iss maidaan mein khelne yeh khel ? Dekhiye #BiggBoss16, first October se, raat 9.30 baje.”

Beside Sumbul, Gautam Vij, Chandni Sharma and Nimrit Ahluwalia are affirmed to be important for Bigg Supervisor 16.

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