The reality show Bigg Boss has been a cultural juggernaut in India, with Salman Khan’s charismatic hosting stealing the spotlight. Yet, an unseen force has shaped the show’s soul for years—the commanding voice of Vijay Vikram Singh. Hailing from Kanpur, this voice-over artist has become synonymous with Bigg Boss, narrating its drama, humor, and emotional highs with unmatched flair. As Season 19 unfolds, let’s dive into the story of the man whose voice guides the chaos of the Bigg Boss house.

From Kanpur to the Bigg Boss Mic

Born on November 26, 1977, in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, Vijay Vikram Singh didn’t always dream of a career behind the microphone. With an MBA in International Business, he was climbing the corporate ladder as a Business Development Manager in Mumbai when a chance encounter changed his trajectory. At 29, a friend recognized the potential in his deep, resonant voice, urging him to explore voice-over work. This pivotal moment marked the beginning of Vijay’s remarkable journey in the entertainment industry. By 2009, he had ventured into voice acting, starting with Dance India Dance, before landing his iconic role with Bigg Boss in 2010.

The Voice That Defines Bigg Boss

Vijay Vikram Singh is not the voice interacting directly with contestants—that’s Atul Kapoor’s domain, delivering lines like “Bigg Boss chahate hain.” Instead, Vijay’s role is to narrate the show’s daily events, weaving a compelling story from hours of footage. His voice sets the tone, whether summarizing intense arguments, playful banter, or emotional breakdowns. Spending eight hours a day in the studio, Vijay transforms raw moments into gripping narratives that keep viewers hooked. His narration, heard in lines like “Raat ke 8 baje,” has become a hallmark of the show’s identity, making him an unsung hero of Bigg Boss Season 19, which premiered on August 24, 2025.

A Multifaceted Talent

Vijay’s talents extend far beyond Bigg Boss. He has lent his voice to other reality shows like Kaun Banega Crorepati and documentaries for National Geographic, showcasing his versatility. His acting career took off with a debut in The Family Man (2019), followed by roles in Mirzapur 2, Special Ops 1.5, and War 2 (2025), where he played a military officer. Vijay has also graced the stage in plays like Alexander vs. Chanakya and the Hindi adaptation of All My Sons. As a voice coach, he’s trained actors like Sanjana Sanghi and Sharvari Wagh, cementing his influence in the industry.

Personal Struggles and Triumphs

Vijay’s path wasn’t always smooth. In his late teens, he battled depression and alcohol addiction for seven years, a struggle that tested his resilience. With determination and support, he overcame these challenges, finding purpose in his voice-over career. Married to Geetanjali Singh since 2009, Vijay is a family man with a daughter, balancing his professional success with personal fulfillment.

The Voice of Season 19

As Bigg Boss Season 19 unfolds with its “Gharwalon Ki Sarkaar” theme, Vijay’s narration continues to captivate audiences on Colors TV and JioHotstar. His ability to evoke drama and emotion ensures the show remains a fan favorite. While Salman Khan commands the stage, Vijay Vikram Singh’s voice remains the heartbeat of Bigg Boss, proving that sometimes, the most powerful presence is the one you hear, not see.

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