Big Boss 10 Bani J and Manveer Social Media Analysis


This has been the most interesting analysis that I have been through. Twitter tweets have been extracted for Bani Judge and Manveer Gurjar, top 2 contestant of Big Boss Season 10 of India. The user-generated social media data has been analyzed and it has been statistically observed that Bani Judge is the topic of discussion in 68.45% of the tweets whereas Manveer Gurjar is in 61.23% of tweets. This has been analyzed using topic detection and tracking. This information clearly indicates that Bani Judge is in trend.



More of analysis is done using sentimental analysis. Number of positive and negative twitter feeds have been observed. Out of total number of tweets, Bani Judge has received 89.5% of positive feeds and Manveer Gurjar has recieved 62.19% of positive feeds. The remaining section remains neutral. This clearly indicates that Bani Judge has won Indian hearts whereas Manveer Gurjar has achieved BB10 Trophy. As per analysis, many people were in the favor of the fact that Manveer Gurjar is good but Bani Judge is the best. 

Maximum Fans of Bani Judge posted: #BoycottColorsTV
This analysis is fun project using Data Science by researchers.

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