Sree Dasari

Current Status
Evicted

History
Day 1: Entered house
Day 3: Cries in the Diary Room after failing to secure full housemate status
Day 4: Becomes full housemate
Day 4: Accused of being fake by Marcus
Day 6: Upsets Karly over his concerns for her image in the house
Day 6: Branded annoying by Marcus
Day 7: Says that the nomination process was so stressful he prayed to God three times
Day 7: Asks if housemates can compete in next year's Big Brother if they are evicted
Day 8: Sees a doctor after Charlie accidentally hits him with a rope
Day 9: Tells Charlie that he is planning to leave the house following an argument with Cairon
Day 12: Almost gives the housemates food poisoning after offering them uncooked bacon sandwiches
Day 13: Tells an uncomfortable Noirin that he is in love with her
Day 14: Clashes with Marcus over 'Ole Bamboo' task
Day 14: Suspected by Angel of looking at housemates' boobs rather than preparing for the 'Ole Bamboo' task
Day 16: Hopes that a new single girl will enter the house after he is rejected by Noirin
Day 24: Told he is a hypocrite by Freddie
Day 24: Told by Noirin that she does not fancy him
Day 27: Nominated to face eviction
Day 29: Clashes with Marcus over the shopping list
Day 30: Evicted

Age: 25

From: India

Occupation: Student Union Elected President

Details: Sree grew up in India and left the country for the first time when he came to England to study for a masters in Business. Although he once had cleaners and cooks, he says that now his female housemates look after him instead. Sree says that girls tend to love him as he can flatter anyone.

Sree intends to stay a virgin until he meets the right girl; he is looking for someone that is patient, committed and honest. His ideal woman is Beyoncé.

Sree speaks to his parents every day, who he calls "living Gods" because they have given him life. He says that he is close to all of his family.

His main ambition is to be an actor or prime minister but he would also like to be a celebrity so that he can work for charities and raise awareness of disease.