First Pix: Pamela at the Bigg Boss Home

Pamela Anderson, who entered the reality show Bigg Boss as a celebrity guest last night, was not so keen to wear a sari. But after efforts by the channel she agreed to wear a white one designed by Ashley Rebello.

Sources said "Considering that she is wearing a saree for the first time she carried if off very well. She felt saree is very sexy" 

Before entering the house in Lonavala she did say, "I am not a big fan of reality shows. I love traditional shows like Baywatch."

Also, in a significant development, Dolly Bindra and Sameer Soni have been evicted from the Bigg Boss house, as both of them had been repeatedly breaking the rules in the last 24 hours.

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She also admitted that she doesn't know who (Bigg Boss host) Salman Khan is, but has heard about him.  "I have seen a few Bollywood films, but I don't remember any of the actors by name. May be, if I see him I will be able to recognise him."

Pamela said that she is very excited to go inside the house. "I will just be myself and have fun with the contestants."

Pamela loved paneer tikka and naan served to her before entering the house. She is even comfortable with the idea of doing household chores  "I do it all the time. I love doing laundry and I cook a lot when I am at home" she adds. "I will miss my two kids when I will be locked inside the house. I can't stay without them very long," she added.

Though she hasn't seen any episodes of Bigg Boss, she has been briefed by the team on what to expect from the housemates. "I know only one Hindi word -- namaste.   I want to learn some dance moves and learn to make naan which is my favourite," she said.

Sources said "Ashmit Patel and Hrishant Goswami couldn't believe who they saw and hugged each other. Pamela too was at her courteous best and greeted everyone with 'Namaste'. She has already started doing chores in the house."

Pamela has taken buckets and tubes with her to the house, she has already demonstrated ways of purifying water to housemates. "Clean water is everyone's right. I will be demonstrating that inside the house," she says.

With inputs from PTI