The Top 5 Indian Reality TV Shows You Shouldn’t Miss

We all have lovely memories of evening hours spent holed up together on the couch with our families, united by our shared love of a television show. Reality shows have captured our attention and made some of us want to be in that phase one day. Even today, we use patent KBC quotes in our daily conversations. These shows are gradually becoming a thing of the past as OTT takes over. Nonetheless, here are some of India’s most popular reality television programs ever.

Shark Tank India

This is a popular game show for entrepreneurs. In keeping with the tradition of its global counter – part, now this brings entrepreneurs from all over India to pitch their business ideas for funding to some of the nation’s top business people, who also occur to be venture capitalists acting as angel investors, funding these businesses. The fantastic format, sharp editing, skilled implementation, and, most importantly, finesse to the entire show that is present due to pristine clarity in the core idea are what make this show one of the most achievements and pumped up. While season one of this show was a huge success, with 67 businesses receiving a total of Rs 42 crores in funding, the show was also a “Midas” for the channel, bringing in the most money in the form of ad revenues. Season 2 is still active.

KBC

Kaun Banega Crorepati, the show that sparked a flurry of tv programs on the Indian scene, was one of India’s first TV game programs based on the “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?” format. The contestants must answer a series of questions, with each correct answer earning them a cash prize of up to 7 crore rupees. Beginning in 2000, the show aired on Star Plus before being moved to Sony Entertainment. Throughout, megastar Amitabh Bachchan has remained the show’s host and face in popular imagination.

Bigg Boss 

Bigg Boss is a match show based on “Big Brother,” a similar formatted Dutch show. Contestants in this show are well-known celebrities who are forced to live in a house together for the duration of the show. They are assigned tasks to complete, and eviction is decided by popular vote each week. The winner is the contestant who makes it to the end. Salman Khan is the head of the whole show.

Indian Idol

This is a show that will warm your heart as you watch talented singers from across India, out from smallest villages, croon a variety of songs ranging from old lovable classics to new age numbers. Amidst its simple format, the show has a history of attracting a large audience, and the majority of the time, it is the banter between the judges and the contestants that serves as a great source of enjoyment as well as knowledge. Okay, there is some disagreement, but overall, almost all of the seasons of this have been a wonderful treat for music fans and non-music fans alike.

Khatron Ke Khiladi

In terms of the level of adventure and danger involved, this show was inspired by the American TV show “Fear Factor.” To stay in the competition, contestants are required to perform insanely dangerous tasks such as handling wild animals.