Sree Dasari voted out of Big Brother
4 Jul 2009, 1016 Hrs

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London, July 4 Indian 'Big Brother' star Sree Dasari has been voted out of the show.

The 25-year-old student from the University of Hertfordshire had to leave the show after almost nine in ten voters wanted him out.

He hid behind huge aviator shades as he left the house to a chorus of boos, reports the Sun.

Sree had earlier revealed that he wanted to quit the show after housemates accused him of lying.e was caught in an argument after he helped himself to teetotal Russian boxer Angel's share of the week's alcohol without asking.

When the other housemates asked Sree about the missing alcohol, he denied drinking it and ran straight to the diary room to quit the show. (ANI)

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