India is my second home, Jai Hindi, says K-pop singer Park Min Jun aka Aoora at Big Boss 17 show
Riding the Hallyu (K-pop wave) in India with millions of youths embracing Korean culture, the reality TV show Big Boss 17 offered wildcard entry to K-pop sensation Aoora to reach out to huge audience.
NEW DELHI: The eviction of Korean pop singer Park Min Jun aka Aoora from the Indian reality TV show Big Boss Season 17 was a dramatic as well as emotional. Having entered the BB 7 house as a world card contestant spent two eventful weeks, and made his exit from show with huge laughter as the show anchor and bollywood star Salman Khan announced his name. Aoora hugged each contestant and thanked Salman Khan for the opportunity, and said, “India is my second home, Jai Hindi.”
The Colors TV episode showcasing Aoora’s exit featured Bollywood actress Tabu as a special guest, adding an entertaining element to the show by organizing various tasks where contestants playfully called each other out.
The collision of the reality TV and music worlds in India reached new heights with the arrival of Aoora, a South Korean K-Pop artist, in the 17th season of Bigg Boss. His presence not only introduced an international flavor but also marked a significant moment in the cross-cultural exchange between South Korea and India.
Aoora, a former member of the South Korean boy band Double-A and its subunit Aoora&Hoik, made his debut on September 4, 2009, with the song “Love Back.” His global presence and distinctive personality added a touch of international flair to Bigg Boss 17.
Renowned for his vibrant hair colors, Aoora brought creativity to the house, making a statement by changing his hair colors in every episode and becoming a distinctive presence on the show.
Aoora’s journey from a K-Pop artist to a recognized figure in Indian entertainment exemplifies the power of cultural exchange and the universal language of music. His participation in Bigg Boss 17 not only raised his profile but also introduced new perspectives to Indian audiences, highlighting the diverse and dynamic nature of global entertainment.
The rollercoaster of emotions, laughter, and cultural exchanges characterized Aoora’s journey in Bigg Boss 17. His laughter-filled exit and memorable moments will linger in the minds of viewers, making him a unique and cherished contestant on the popular reality show. While the dynamics among contestants will inevitably shift as Bigg Boss 17 continues, Aoora’s impact on the house will stand out as a distinctive chapter in the season’s narrative.
Aoora captured Indian audiences’ attention with his unique rendition of Bappi Lahiri’s classic “Jimmy Jimmy” from the 1982 film Disco Dancer, starring Mithun Chakraborty. This musical moment showcased Aoora’s cross-cultural influence on the show.
In a touching episode, Aoora became emotional when he couldn’t comprehend a joke by Anurag Dobhal. Ankita Lokhande extended her support, providing comfort to Aoora and bringing a compassionate touch to the show.
