Big Brother (Serbian TV series)

Big Brother (Serbian TV series) is the Serbian version of the international reality television franchise Big Brother. The show follows a group of contestants, known as housemates, who live together in a custom-built house isolated from the outside world. Housemates are constantly monitored by live television cameras and personal audio microphones.

The primary objective for the housemates is to survive periodic evictions and remain in the house until the end of the season. Evictions are typically determined by public vote, sometimes combined with nominations made by the housemates themselves. The last remaining housemate wins a grand prize, usually a sum of money.

The Big Brother format originated in the Netherlands, and the Serbian version has aired on various networks throughout its run. The show's popularity is often driven by the interpersonal dynamics between the housemates, strategic gameplay, and the constant surveillance that provides a glimpse into their lives.

The Serbian series, like other international versions, often incorporates elements of Serbian culture and contemporary issues into the challenges and tasks assigned to the housemates. This can include challenges related to Serbian history, language, or current social trends. Specific seasons may also feature celebrity contestants or unique themes to differentiate them from previous iterations. The series has generated considerable media attention and public discussion in Serbia, often sparking debates about privacy, morality, and the nature of reality television.