Salman Khan will make Elli Avram a heroine: Shakti Kapoor
Actor Shakti Kapoor feels that Bigg Boss house could be used as good platform to boost artists' career. He says he has a hunch that the reality show's host Salman Khan might give a chance to Elli Avram in his films.

Mumbai: Actor Shakti Kapoor feels that Bigg Boss house could be used as good platform to boost artists' career. He says he has a hunch that the reality show's host Salman Khan might give a chance to Elli Avram in his films.Elli is an actress of Swedish descent who is already set to make her debut in Bollywood with "Mickey Virus".[caption id="attachment_1135199" align="alignleft" width="380"]
Courtesy: Bigg Boss Saath 7 page. Facebook[/caption]"There is this foreigner girl with blue eyes, I think Salman is going to make her a heroine," the 55-year-old said here Wednesday at the birthday bash of Yogesh Lakhani, CMD of Bright Outdoor Media Pvt. Ltd.Meanwhile, Shakti also feels that "Bigg Boss" is a good place to grow one's career and that this might mark contestant Armaan Kohli's comeback."It ('Bigg Boss') should be a casting ground. Those who have struggled to enter the industry, if they can get a chance to showcase their talent through 'Bigg Boss' and if their careers can rise, then why not," Shakti said."I feel this might be Armaan Kohli's comeback, such a strong and good man. I wish everyone all the best," he added.Armaan is the son of producer-director Rajkumar Kohli and has featured in films like "Qahar", "Dushmani" and "Jaani Dushman: Ek Anokhi Kahani.""Bigg Boss Saath 7" airs on Colors TV.IANSWatch the latest episode of Bigg Boss here:

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