On Saturday, Bigg Boss 16 is scheduled to make a comeback on television. Although Salman Khan will be hosting the show once more, it will be very different from previous seasons. This year's episode's theme is "circus," and Bigg Boss will reside inside the house rather than outside. Here are the air dates and locations for the reality show. Also see: Salman Khan removes a contestant's blindfold in a new Bigg Boss 16 promo

On October 1 (Saturday) at 9:30 p.m., Colors will broadcast the Bigg Boss 16 premiere, and the show will continue on Sunday at the same time. The show will air on Colors every day at 10 p.m. after the premiere.

On the OTT platform Voot Select, you can catch up on missed episodes if you can't watch the show on television. For access to the show, a subscription costing at least $299 per year is necessary.

Salman will now host episodes of Weekend Ka Vaar on Friday and Saturday, unlike earlier seasons. There will reportedly be a brand-new interactive Sunday segment this year.

The remaining 15 contestants will enter the house on Sunday, with some of the initial introductions taking place on Saturday. Only during the two-day premiere will the remaining contestants be revealed; only a few have already been confirmed. Salman introduced singer Abdu Rozik in one of the promos as the first Bigg Boss 16 contestant.

Other promo suggest that rapper MC Stan, also known as Basti Ka Hasti, Sumbul Touqeer Khan of Imlie fame, actors Ankit Gupta and Priyanka Chaudhary of Udaariyaan, Nimrit Kaur Ahluwalia of Choti Sardarni fame, Gautam Vig, Rajasthani singer-dancer Gori Nagori, and actor Gautam Vig from Naamkaran could be among the other contestants on the show

Shiv Thakare, Tina Dutta, Shalin Bhanot, and Munawar Faruqui, winners of Lock Upp and Bigg Boss 2 respectively, are rumored to have made the list as well.

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