It is safe to say that actor Arjun Bijlani is not only the host but an integral part of the shows that he hosts. The actor hosted Ravivaar with Star Parivaar recently and the response was super. The show was one of a kind and Arjun’s style and the comfort with which he hosted the show, added to its appeal in a great way! Here’s why we are sure he will be the perfect host for Splitsvilla.
An emotional connect: Bijlani is much more than a mere host to any show. Binding it together with his expertise, he makes sure that, not only the contestants, but even the audience enjoy a great bond with the show.
Unique style: Be it his one-liners, or the way he connected various segments, he makes sure to make each and every segment of the show as appealing as possible. Bijlani’s hosting style is far from ordinary. Forming the perfect balance between not going overboard yet forming a connection, the actor makes sure to strike the right amount of conversation.
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Apr 18, 2026Looked the part: A show as elegant as Ravivaar with Star Parivaar, also needs an elegant host and Bijlani was perfect in this regard. His black tuxedo at the finale was in itself both stylish yet suave and made for the perfect ensemble for the mesmerising evening. Having said this, we cannot wait to see the looks he comes up with for Splitsvilla.
The perfect friend: Not only does he host a show, but he shares a unique bond with each and every contestant as well. Be it the constant banter or his perfectly timed jokes, Bijlani makes sure to share a great rapport with everyone on the set and the chemistry on camera is testimony to the same.
Singing sensation: The reaction to the song that he sung during the last episode, dedicating it to the entire Ravivaar with Star Parivaar family, was absolutely amazing. It is safe to say that there wasn’t a dry eye in the audience. Now, lets see what he brings to the table with Splitsvilla.
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