Bigg Boss 17's Ex-Contestant Isha Malviya On Lack Of Support: ‘I Never Engaged In Flattery’

In an unexpected twist just a week before the much-anticipated grand finale of Bigg Boss 17, the house experienced a double eviction. Following Ayesha Khan’s departure, Isha Malviya also said goodbye to the Bigg Boss house. In a recent interview, after her eviction, Isha provided valuable insights into her journey, the challenges in her relationship with her ex-boyfriend Abhishek Kumar, and the surprising lack of support from her Udaariyaan co-stars.

Isha’s journey in the Bigg Boss house was marked by intense arguments with Abhishek, reaching a climax when he allegedly slapped her present beau, Samarth Jurel. Reflecting on these incidents, Isha commented, “Abhishek was the most instigative person; he crossed all limits. We maintained our composure, but false narratives were spun. The house was talking about it, but I handled it well,” as quoted by DNA.

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Surprisingly, when Abhishek found support from Udaariyan co-stars like Ankit Gupta during the instigating moments, Isha seemed unfazed. On the lack of support from her colleagues, she remarked, “I never expected support from them as I don’t do’ chaplusi’, Maybe my mistake was not being involved enough. I never engaged in flattery. It’s okay if they support him; everyone knows the truth.”

After the eviction, Isha expressed her preference for Ankita Lokhande to win Bigg Boss 17, questioning the authenticity of Abhishek’s victory, stating, “If Abhishek wins, it’s a victory for fakeness, as he’s not real.”

The Bigg Boss housemates were spotted celebrating at a house party hosted by Vicky Jain. Evicted contestants, including Isha Malviya, Ayesha Khan, and Sana Raees Khan, reunited for a night of festivities outside the confines of the Bigg Boss house.

In one candid photo, Vicky Jain is seen posing with Ayesha, Isha, Sana, and others, capturing the essence of their newfound camaraderie. The celebratory atmosphere at Vicky’s house party reflects the bonds formed beyond the walls of the reality show.

Isha also addressed her regrets about labelling Mannar as a bar dancer. She acknowledged that when she lost her temper, everyone rightfully called her out. Isha further pointed out that Mannar tends to play the victim card and crafts a different narrative in the house.