Bigg Boss 18: From marrying his college love to receiving death threats: Lesser known facts about Advocate Gunaratna Sadavarte

Advocate Gunratan Sadavarte is one of the contestants inside Bigg Boss 18 this year. Sadavarte has been seen spreading joy and happiness in the house. He is without a doubt one of the most entertaining candidates on the show, as well as being very knowledgeable and experienced. He is frequently seen discussing his experiences with the participants on the show. Let's learn more about Sadavarte.
Gunratan Sadavarte married his college love, Jayshree, who works as a doctor and has a strong interest in law. Both Gunratan and Jayshree are committed to their careers, but they prioritise spending meaningful time with their families. Gunratan routinely posts family experiences on social media.
Gunratan was born in Nanded, Maharashtra, a city known for its rich cultural legacy and colourful history. He was raised in a tiny, close-knit neighbourhood, and his environment had a significant impact on him. His father, Nivrutti Sadavarte, worked tirelessly for the police department and was also a Bharip Bahujan Federation corporator.
This nature instilled in Gunratan a sense of duty and responsibility from a young age, moulding his principles of public service and social justice. Now in his fifties, these values continue to guide him.
Gunratan's upbringing was marked by intense curiosity and an insatiable hunger for knowledge. He stood out not only as a committed student but also as an enthusiastic participant in both academic and extracurricular activities. From a young age, he demonstrated a strong interest in law and justice, frequently participating in debates and conversations about social concerns.
This early interest in public service and advocacy had a significant impact on his scholastic and professional development. Gunratan aspired to make a significant contribution to the community through his career, inspired by his family's commitment to it.
It was earlier mentioned that the State Bar Council had suspended the lawyer's licence to practise for two years due to misbehaviour. The disciplinary committee found the advocate guilty of "other misconduct" under Section 35 of the Advocates Act of 1961.
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An email noted by the Secretary of the BCMG to the Bar Council of India read, "The License to practice issued by BCMG to Respondent advocate is hereby suspended for a period of 2 years from the date of the service of this order on him."

The future episodes will show Gunratan Sadavarte's angry side.