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Urvashi Dholakia: The Next Dolly Bindra in The Bigg Boss House



The vamp of Indian television: Urvashi Dholakia is one of the contestants in the Bigg Boss Season 6. It looks like she has the potential to become next Dolly Bindra of Bigg Boss Season 6. On one side she calm but most of the time she one aggressive female who fights for what she thinks is right. When I saw her in the Bigg Boss house for couple of times, I saw an image of Dolly Bindra. I don't know how she is in real life but she is all set to follow the foot steps of Dolly Bindra.

Urvashi Dholakia who was once successful actress of Indian Television is at present out of work and may be she is looking to take her career on the next level by initiating in the fight. At the end of the first week, she contributed in couple of heated arguments with few of the Bigg Boss house members.

Let us see how Urvashi Dholakia is going to perform in the house in the upcoming months.

Best of Luck Urvashi Dholakia!
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  1. ShayriJanuary 13, 2013 at 9:39 PM

    I do not understand.When everyone whom i know voted for Imam. And by the comments which i see here . I believe almost all favored Imam . THEN HOW IS IT POSSIBLE FOR URVASHI TO WIN. Imam u r the only reason i watched Bigboss . U rock man

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