Bigg Boss Kannada Season 9: Vikrant Rona star Kiccha Sudeep looks dapper in black suit from the promo shoot

Kiccha Sudeep is currently engrossed in the Vikrant Rona promotions but the actor has managed to squeeze in another exciting gig in the meantime. Sudeep would be soon returning to his hosting duties on the much-awaited season 9 of Bigg Boss and the actor revealed that he even shot for the show’s promo very recently. Expressing great excitement about the prospects and what the new season has to offer, Sudeep thanked everyone involved in the promo shoot.

“Exciting promo shoot for the new #BigBossKannada. Thanks to the entire team for all ua efforts,, and also to all those lovely people who participated in the shoot. You all,,look forward to the promo soon ,,, its a supaa announcement 🥂🤜🏽🤜🏽,” wrote Sudeep in his tweet.

A glimpse of Kiccha Sudeep’s dapper look in the promo was recently released on social media. Dressed in a black and grey blazer along with a snazzy bow tie and eyeglasses, the Vikrant Rona looks dashing as ever.

Although unconfirmed by the makers, the upcoming season 9 of Bigg Boss Kannada might be released in two different versions. The first is a more concise or mini form which could be a straight-to-OTT release spanning over 45 days – the mini-season, reportedly, will premiere in the first week of August. On the other hand, the full-fledged season 9 is likely to premiere sometime in October of 2022 but the exact date is yet to be divulged by the makers. Bigg Boss Kannada Season 9 will premiere on Colors Kannada.

As far as the contestants are concerned, the show makers are yet to release the final list but reports have already revealed many interesting names. From veteran Kannada film comedian Tennis Krishna to filmmaker Ravi Srivastava, ‘90s superstar actor Prema (Om, Nanna Preethiya Hudugi) to ex-India cricketer Vinay Kumar, the show is likely to feature many fascinating personalities from various fields.

The eighth season of Bigg Boss Kannada was a major success despite the consistent obstructions by the pandemic. Manju Pavagada was adjudged the winner.