Nishant Singh Malkhani: Ex-contestants coming in on ‘Bigg Boss 14’ is a little unfair

Nishant Singh Malkhani had a short and sweet stay in the “Bigg Boss” house. The actor, however, has a strong opinion about the ex-contestants joining the show, and said, ” I feel it is little unfair for this year’s contestants because the ex-contestants know the game in and out.”

“The previous season contestants have been through all of it, and they have come back for a second chance, they know where to do what, they have all the ideas, they know where to fight and where to be nice, they know the politics of the game well, they have played the game once already and they have come watching the game of the current contestant, so they know whose weakness is what so I think it’s a little unfair towards the current contestant,” he added.

“Bigg Boss” house is a tricky place to be in where the equations between contestants can change anytime. The “Guddan Tumse Na Ho Payega” actor shared his about his friendship with Jaan Kumar Sanu and said that it’s ultimately a game show.

“Equations change every day, every hour because every task is different and ultimately everyone is playing for themselves. There are times when emotion takes over, and there are times when practicality takes over. I don’t think you can find true friends in the house because ultimately everyone is playing a game. I made this mistake with Jaan and tried to be a true friend with him but when you become a true friend people take it as your weakness and use it against you in the house,” he said.

 

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Asked if Jaan tried to contact him after getting evicted from the show, he said, “He did not try to contact me and I am glad he didn’t because I don’t think he has the face to face me anymore. And if he has got any shame, he will not contact me. If he ever tries to get in touch, I don’t think I will ever accept his apology. I am an extremely forgiving human being, but I think what he did was very cheap and immoral.”

Nishant, who will soon be seen in the web film “L.A.C – Live The Battle”, also expressed his shock over Rahul Vaidya’s voluntary exit from the show during the finale episode, but added, “I think it was an honest and good move on his part. It came straight from his heart so who are we to contest that. Initially, he had a very negative image, but he improved it well with time. I wish him all the best.”

Lastly, Nishant also spoke about superstar and host of the show Salman Khan and said, “He is a great host, good guy, guides and mentors the contestants. Sometimes he embarrasses you, but that’s only for your betterment.”

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