Man behind Bigg Boss' voice stars in Sushmita Sen's Taali, see photos

Sushmita Sen’s new web series Taali, which revolves around the life of Gauri Sawant's life, has received positive response from the viewers. The 6 episode series features Sushmita Sen as Gauri.

But do you know, the advocate who is fighting the case on behalf of Sushmita Sen (Gauri) in the series is the man behind Bigg Boss voice, Vijay Vikram Singh. Yes! Bigg Boss narrator Vijay Vikram Singh is the one who is seen fighting the case in Supreme Court for rights of transgender people.

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About Vijay Vikram Singh

You will be shocked to know that Vijay was once addicted to alcohol and was seriously ill, even though his life was in danger. After struggling for 30-35 days in a hospital, the Bigg Boss narrator got the biggest lesson of his life and thought of settling his life. He a resident of Kanpur, was born in a lower middle-class family and had a dream of becoming an army officer since childhood.

Vijay was rejected when he appeared or SSB for the first time. This shattered him, and because of this, he started drinking alcohol at the age of 18. He failed 7 times in the next 4 years and got rejected for Army. In total, he was rejected times

Every rejection brought him closer to alcohol. Meanwhile, he went to college and also started working. But his addiction to alcohol was a serious problem by then. At the age of 24, he started his day with alcohol. He used to wake up in the morning and drink alcohol instead of water which developed into a serious illness.

Within 7 years, his body was ruined, had a serious stomach ailment in 2005. The doctor said that his chances of survival were only 15 percent. He also had a pneumonia attack, fortunately, he survived. He was admitted to PGI Hospital in Lucknow for 30-35 days where he the plight of his family. He then decided to change his life and do something productive.

Later Vijay got a government job. But he became a voice over artist when he came to Mumbai. In 2009, Vijay took a big risk and left the government job. He also appeared in Family Man 1 and 2, Special Ops, 777 Charlie.