Pamela Anderson enters Bigg Boss house with social causes in mind

Anderson sounds excited about her stint in the Bigg Boss house. She is even comfortable with the idea of doing house work there. “I do that all the time. I love doing laundry and I cook a lot,” she says. With all the bizarre tasks that are allotted to the contestants in this show on Colors,one can expect a lot of drama in the next three days. “I want to learn some dance moves and I am eager to learn how to make naan — it’s my favourite. Though I hope I am not expected to speak Hindi. I know only one Hindi word — namaste,” she says.

However,Anderson’s India visit is not about Bigg Boss alone. For her,Bigg Boss seems to be a platform to spread social messages. “Don’t use leather products,” says this PeTA activist. That apart,she is taking 10 special buckets with her to the house — with a very specific purpose. These orange-coloured buckets are meant to help in water purification. “I will be doing a demonstration inside the house. Clean water is everyone’s right,” she says and goes on to explain the procedure involving tubes,rings and terumo syringes.

Designer Ashley Rebello has designed her wardrobe for the three-day stay. “I have made Lucknowi salwar kameez,swim suits,sarongs,vests,duppatas,leggings and T-shirts,” says the designer. Anderson will walk into the house in a white chiffon sari with mirror work on it. Before leaving India,Anderson plans to pack some saris and fabrics for her mother. “I hope I get the time to shop,” she adds.