Bigg Boss 18: Who is Rajat Dalal, The Controversial Influencer on Salman Khan’s Show
Bigg Boss 18: Salman Khan lit up the screens of many houses yesterday in his host avatar for his reality show Bigg Boss 18. There was a contestant with whom he shared his two cents on controversy, garnering much limelight. Rajat Dalal, a content creator on YouTube and Instagram is now part of the show. With a much controversial public image, his introductory video revealed that he wants to share his unknown side to the world through the show. But first, let’s find out all about Rajat Dalal.
Who is Rajat Dalal?
A social media content creator, powerlifter, fitness influencer, and now a controversial contestant of Bigg Boss 18, Rajat Dala describes himself as a fitness trainer and digital creator to his 1.1 million Instagram followers and 231K YouTube subscribers.
Dalal hails from Faridabad and earns a living by making fitness videos on his social media. However, he catapulted to fame or notoriety not for his weightlifting awards but for heavy feuds with fellow creators, and other individuals.
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Outlook in September reported that Rajat Dalal wants to open gyms with an all-inclusive environment. He also advocated for the safety of women in his videos, however, it is his controversial sides that one cannot overlook.
Rajat Dalal’s Popular Controversies
In September 2024, Rajat Dalal was charged for rash driving, and allegedly hitting a bike rider. A little further back in July, he was in the headlines for his dispute with Ajaz Khan. In June he was arrested for kidnapping and assaulting a teenager over his video content. He threatened Rajveer Shishodia in March compelling the Haryana state police to intervene.
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Dalal has advocated for his infamous image in his BB introductory video as well where he reflected on the time when won medals but people were clueless about him however his fights were quick to grab eyeballs. He underscored the trends of audiences who fall for controversies more than achievements.
