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Bigg Boss 20: Sushmita Sen's Ex Lalit Modi To Enter Salman Khan's Show? Makers Reportedly Considering Former IPL Chairman

There has been an official announcement for Salman Khan-hosted Bigg Boss 20 . Ever since the makers revealed that the reality show will premiere on September 6, fans have been speculating about the celebrities who could enter the house. Among the several names doing the rounds, one has certainly caught everyone's attention, Sushmita Sen's former partner Lalit Modi. According to a recent report by…

Bigg Boss 20: Sushmita Sen's Ex Lalit Modi To Enter Salman Khan's Show? Makers Reportedly Considering Former IPL Chairman

Salman Khan's upcoming Bigg Boss 20 show is reportedly considering inviting Sushmita Sen's ex-partner, Lalit Modi, to the reality television program. The makers of the show have acknowledged the possibility of Modi's involvement, though it remains unconfirmed at this time. Known for his tenure as the former IPL Chairman, Modi was also intimately linked with Sushmita Sen. In an interview with Humans of Bombay, Modi shared his perspective on their relationship, describing it as "very special."

He further elaborated that Sushmita played a significant role in his personal growth and was a constant presence in his life during their time together. However, their relationship was constrained by geographical distances, with Sushmita's career centered in India and Modi's in London. Modi addressed the speculation surrounding Sushmita's career, dismissing it as a rumor and asserting that she was financially self-reliant.

During their public appearances, it was a common sight to see Sushmita paying for their expenses, leading Modi to humorously suggest that he was akin to a "kept boyfriend."

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