Jose Prasad; Chhota Shakeel, and Ashok Patel. There’s also a short segment with a female contestant, Shweta Kumbhar, and the host, Sushil Kumar Mishra, talking to the contestant about her life, and then moving on to her fight before it.

The show opens with a disclaimer: “We are not the creators of this show”. But, they go on and on talking about a contestant named Megha, and then the hosts, Mishra and Prasad, explain a little bit about why they decided to make her a contestant, why she’s still in the game, and that she’s a bit different than the others.

The three hosts start talking about what makes someone a good player, and then talk about Megha, and Mishra starts saying that he’s going to look for a young girl, or a beautiful girl, a girl whom he feels will have potential to have success.

So, before we get to the show itself, let’s talk about Megha. First of all, the host says that she is a good player. She’s “handsome, her hair is soft”, she’s a very nice girl, and she’s “very nice to everyone she meets”, all of that. Mishra adds that she has “an amazing charisma and something about her, which all others seem to have, in common with each other”.

You got it.

At this moment, the audience members start wondering, what in the world is the ‘She’ we’re talking about?

Next was Megha’s opponent, Shweta Kumbhar, who was chosen as a contestant through a contest, just like Megha was. As is typical of Indian reality shows, they show a list of candidates for the challenge. You know, names like Hrithik Roshan (India’s ‘Wonder Child’ and ‘Rajasthan Boy,’ who started his career as an actor, got a million-dollar contract, got married, and is famous today) — the list goes on.

Shweta was one among the ones that the contestants were given a list of names, one that doesn’t exactly look impressive. She was originally from Punjab, where she was born. As she tells the host that her family is not “socially minded” anymore, and is a “people-oriented” family.

Well,