Two NDTV pieces discuss a broader trend in newly launched OTT programmes that feature celebrity contestants’ divorce-related storylines as prominent content. The reports argue that some shows use personal relationship breakups and the surrounding public attention to generate viewer interest, even when the divorce narratives are not directly tied to the shows’ stated game or format. In this framing, the divorce becomes a recurring attraction in place of gameplay-relevant events, with entertainment value drawn from off-screen controversies and personal circumstances. The criticism highlighted is that these productions treat marital separation as a commercially engaging “reality” moment, suggesting that the portrayal can overshadow the premise of the competition or program. The coverage does not dispute that such topics attract audiences, but it emphasizes the disconnect between relationship turmoil and the core activity of the shows.