Bigg Boss OTT-2: I have become more fearless and shameless after the show – Pooja Bhatt
Mumbai (IANS): Pooja Bhatt, the first finalist to be eliminated from the grand finale of Bigg Boss OTT-2, says the show has made her more fearless, shameless and outspoken.
Pooja Bhatt interacted with the media after the grand finale of ‘Bigg Boss OTT 2’. The winner of this show was Elvish Yadav.
Talking about her journey in the reality show, Pooja said that I am very happy to see so many people. I feel I should have left films and done ‘Bigg Boss’ long ago.
He further said that I think people of our generation, never let the camera go beyond a limit. Everyone knows that I am Mahesh Bhatt’s daughter. But, there is some part of our life which we do not bring in front of the camera.
On the question related to the change in life after Bigg Boss OTT-2, Pooja Bhatt said that I think the last filter I had after coming to ‘Bigg Boss’ is now gone. Now I am more fearless, shameless. I will speak more openly and live my life to the fullest.
Contrary to the advice received from fans and supporters, Pooja says that she has made a conscious decision to participate in the show.
She says that the intention behind doing ‘Bigg Boss’ was to test my limits, the intention was to see whether I would be able to do it or not. When this offer came to me, people close to me told me not to do it.
I was told that I am a film actress. This show is for those who want to make a mark for themselves. I was told that people will insult you on the show. There is no point in going to this show.
“I think people think getting humiliated is the format of the show. But, I don’t think so. The show gives you an opportunity and a choice. Whether you get humiliated or fall down, you have a chance to rise.”
Pooja further said that I went there with an open mind and an open heart. My spine was stiff. Now that I’m out there, with my head held high, I’ve forged close relationships at home. Bedika is my sister and daughter I never had. There are friends like Zed, Avinash and Elvish whom I have made at the age of 51.
