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Mumbai: Actor Anil Kapoor ignited curiosity among fans with his latest post on hosting the much-awaited reality show Bigg Boss in his ‘Jhakaas’ style.
Anil took to his social media handle and shared, “Suna hai Bigg Boss OTT 3 ka host bada good looking hai.”
Makers of the reality show once again created a buzz among the audience by dropping a promo that nearly confirms Anil Kapoor as Salman Khan’s replacement.
Taking to the Instagram account on Sunday, Jio Cinema shared the photos and wrote, “Tell us if you’ve ever seen such a ‘good looking’ silhouette host #BiggBossOTT3 coming this June on JioCinema Premium.”
As soon as the photos were shared, fans were seen reacting. They have guessed and wrote Anil Kapoor in the comment section. Many dropped heart…
It’s official! After a lot of promotional material hinting at a change of host, Jio Cinema has finally announced that Anil Kapoor is the new host of Bigg Boss OTT, season 3. The OTT platform made the official announcement on Thursday, sharing a poster and the date the reality show will begin streaming. (Also Read: Sonam Kapoor reacts to Anil Kapoor taking over from Salman Khan as host of Bigg Boss OTT 3)
The digital edition of Bigg Boss saw Karan Johar hosting the first season with Salman taking over the second one. “Presenting ‘Anil Kapoor’ as the new host for Bigg Boss…
Anil Kapoor, the evergreen Bollywood star, has set the internet abuzz with hints that he might be the new host for the highly anticipated reality show, Bigg Boss OTT 3. In true Kapoor style, the actor shared a cryptic yet exciting message on his social media, saying, “Suna hai Bigg Boss OTT 3 ka host bada good looking hai.” This playful post has left fans speculating and eagerly awaiting official confirmation.
The rumor mill went into overdrive when JioCinema, the streaming platform for the show, posted a teaser on Instagram. The post featured an intriguing silhouette with the caption, “Tell us if you’ve ever seen such a ‘good looking’ silhouette host #BiggBossOTT3 coming this June on JioCinema Premium.” This prompted a flurry of comments from…
If you’re running cPanel on CentOS, or on a similar Linux distro like CloudLinux 7, then it hopefully isn’t news to you that these operating systems are on their last legs. Something you may not know, though, is that cPanel is now offering to support CentOS for a little while longer. At a cost.
CentOS was once the only option for running cPanel on Linux, but the clock started ticking on this arrangement when CentOS entered its end-of-life (EOL) phase in 2021. There were twists in the story since then but the important facts are:
The ELS will kick in automatically for all qualifying instances of cPanel from the start of next month. The program’s costs will follow a month later, from the start of August. The only way to opt out is by moving off CentOS/CloudLinux 7.