Bigg Boss 13: Which Contestant Will Win? If People Love You They Will Vote Says Shweta Tiwari

With the reality TV show Bigg Boss 13 extended, there has been a lot of buzz with viewers addicted to their screens and the channel getting a good TRP. Something new happens every day be it verbal spat or a "chappal throwing" session, Salman Khan cleaning and washing dishes himself... so many firsts have taken place in the Bigg Boss house already and we all have our own ideas as to who will win. Some are routing for Sidharth Shukla and many for Shehnaz Gill, so on and so forth. However, a media house got in touch with the former contestant Shweta Tiwari to know who may win and what are the qualities that might be needed for a contestant to win. Read on to know what she said.

Shweta Tiwari, who won Bigg Boss 4, believes that it is all about the audience's love for you. If they love you, or you are able to make them fall in love with you then their votes are for you.

"I have also seen those who try to be more, do more drama, people don't like them. If you see the list of winners, till now only those people have won who have been the same throughout the season. Whose journey has not changed much," she said.

Speaking on how much the game has changed in Bigg Boss in the past 10 years, Shweta listed some huge changes which we all agree with. 

"In our time there was no contact with outsiders. We were forbidden to do make-up, we were asked to wear limited clothes. Bigg Boss used to take our clothes too. But gradually I have seen that people are feeling better now," the actress who is working opposite actor Varun Badola in the TV show "Mere Dad Ki Dulhan", told the media house.

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Another major change she pointed out was the clothes the contestants get to wear. 

''Contestants are getting to wear designer clothes. The women are getting to wear good makeup," she said.

Speaking on the second change, she said that "In our time there used to be a single wild card contestant. But now many outsiders go to the show inside."