Raqesh Bapat entered Salman Khan's Bigg Boss 15 house as a special case challenger. He uncovers that the staggering reaction from his fans provoked this choice. "Individuals are sitting tight for me to enter once more. Some place I understood it now, I was not prepared previously. I had responsibilities from which I am free at this point. Likewise, I feel Shamita (Shetty) is distant from everyone else, so I truly needed to go in," says Raqesh. 

Raqesh is anticipating investing energy with Shamita. "I'm anticipating reinforcing the bond without a doubt. I feel it's an exceptionally natural approach ahead. Clearly there is possibility, so this is the thing that it is," says Bapat, adding that he misses Shamita. "Since in OTT you go through like 1,000 hours with that individual, and she is a wonderful individual. I'm extremely partial to her, and we could scarcely get to know one another external the house." 

Raqesh says that during Bigg Boss OTT he was bashful, as he isn't the sort of individual who will offer viewpoints. "I feel whatever floats its boat, yet presently in a game show like this you wanted to. I have likewise acknowledged I don't have to avoid it, since I am not making a decision about the individual as an individual, in actuality. I'm passing judgment on the individual in the show and the conduct that the person shows as per a circumstance. That is adequately reasonable to make your voice more grounded. This time individuals would see me voicing my viewpoints without a doubt," says Raqesh. 

Since he has seen the previous scenes of Bigg Boss 15, is there anyone in the house he might want to avoid? "I think sabhi se bach ke rehna chahiye, in light of the fact that everyone is going for the prize. Individuals will mess around, and regardless of whether they play a game, or have an assessment on you, it is totally identified with the game and you can't treat it so in a serious way throughout everyday life. You need to respond to what that circumstance specifically is and you must have a voice in that specific circumstance. It's a trial of human conduct really," Raqesh closes down.