Satire: 5 Indian cricketers who will thrive in the Bigg Boss house

Bigg Boss needs no introduction. It has been a show that’s created plenty of controversies, perhaps even more than the BCCI have managed to create, and over the last few years, it is one of the most watched reality shows in India. There have been ex cricketers like Navjot Sidhu, Vinod Kambli and Andrew Symonds who were part of the earlier seasons of Bigg Boss and many expected either Brett Lee or S Sreesanth to be a part of it this time around too, which unfortunately didn’t happen. Here’s why some Indian cricketers are tailor-made to be in the Bigg Boss house.

Rohit Sharma

Rohit Sharma – Has “potential” to win the Big Boss

Bigg Boss is THE dream destination for any lazy person. From the time they get up, to the time they go to bed, all they do is eat, talk, sleep and probably to a task for 2 minutes while Maggi is being cooked. There’s no better way Rohit can show his talent, without doing any hard work and just by showcasing his lazy elegance. He doesn’t feature in any cell phone ad like his good friend Virat and doesn’t come across as any tech friendly bloke too. So, dear Rohit, you have an alternate career option.

Gautam Gambhir

Gautam Gambhir – Anger management issues!

Bigg Boss makes sure there are a few arrogant, short tempered people in the house who would help the TRPs in one way or the other and there’s no better contestant than Gautam Gambhir to be out there. Perhaps that’s one way, the grumpy man of Indian cricket can rebuild a career.