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Salman Khan to return as host in June

It has been just a couple of days since Salman Khan’s popular show Bigg Boss 11 had its finale with Shilpa Shinde winning the coveted trophy, but if you have already started missing the superstar and his fabulous hosting, we have got good news for you.

According to reports, the Tiger Zinda Hai star will make his comeback as television host soon. It has been learned that Khan is gearing up for the next season of his popular game show, 10 Ka Dum, and he is expected to shoot for audition call promos in February.


10 Ka Dum, which is an Indianised version of the popular international game show, Power of 10, was first launched in India in 2008. It saw the launch of its second season in 2009. And now, Sony Entertainment Television is bringing its third season almost after a decade. Reportedly 10 Ka Dum 3 will be launched in the month of June.

A source says, “The idea is to shoot in two separate schedules keeping in mind how busy Salman is. The first schedule is expected to commence in March and the second in June after the show is launched. Like Amitabh Bachchan’s Kaun Banega Crorepati, that ran for one-and-a-half months, this one too will have the same run-time with a half month extension, depending on the viewer response and Salman’s availability.”

Another source reveals that like KBC 9, the audience sitting at home can play along and win prizes. “The makers had tried this with KBC 9, so now they are planning to take it ahead and make 10 Ka Dum the biggest interactive show. Viewers sitting at home can play the game along with the contestants in the studio and win prizes.” 

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