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Indian tennis star Sania Mirza today rubbished media reports that she and her husband will appear in TV reality show Bigg Boss season 4 and said even if such an offers comes, they are not interested.
There was a speculation that Sania and Shoaib Malik, a Pakistani cricketer, would be one of the star couples who will feature in the new edition to be hosted by Bollywood star Salman Khan.
Sania, who is preparing for Commonwealth Games, said she and Shoaib have never been approached by the show producers.
"This is a figment of the media's imagination. The creators of this program have never approached me and more importantly, there is no question of me or Shoaib ever
considering being on this program even if we were approached with the offer," Sania told PTI.
It was reported Rahul Mahajan would return to the highly popular show along with wife Dimpy Ganguly, with whom she married in another reality show.
The names of actors Shiney Ahuja and Neetu Chandra, who was dragged into spot-fixing scandal by suspended cricketer Mohammed Asif's ex-wife Veena Malik, were also doing the rounds for the show to be screened later in the air.
There was a speculation that Sania and Shoaib Malik, a Pakistani cricketer, would be one of the star couples who will feature in the new edition to be hosted by Bollywood star Salman Khan.
Sania, who is preparing for Commonwealth Games, said she and Shoaib have never been approached by the show producers.
"This is a figment of the media's imagination. The creators of this program have never approached me and more importantly, there is no question of me or Shoaib ever
considering being on this program even if we were approached with the offer," Sania told PTI.
It was reported Rahul Mahajan would return to the highly popular show along with wife Dimpy Ganguly, with whom she married in another reality show.
The names of actors Shiney Ahuja and Neetu Chandra, who was dragged into spot-fixing scandal by suspended cricketer Mohammed Asif's ex-wife Veena Malik, were also doing the rounds for the show to be screened later in the air.
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