It is quite shocking to see Pooja Misrra, the most popular contestant on Bigg Boss, thrown out of the celebrity house because of her so-called violent behaviour with Siddharth.
We caught up with the actress-model immediately after her ouster
'My heart is broken!'
Try telling Pooja Misrra that she has broken the hearts of all those tele beffs, who enjoyed her antics on the show, and she says getting sentimental: "My heart is broken too! I am shocked to know that I have been tagged as violent, druggie and what not! How will I live with these tags! I'm right now in a transition phase, and as I enter back in the real world, I am not sure what the real world is all about! I'm scared to think what people will say about me, as they read those weird tags given to me by others!"
'I was used!'
Pooja clearly states: "I was pushed against the wall to bring out the worst in me! Let me clarify that I am not a violent person! How much could I take? Initially, I was isolated, and later, when everybody saw that I am a sweet person, they started goading me just to get an angry reaction from me. Agar main bhagwan hoti toh heaven mein hoti! I was used because I was a threat to them all as a potential winner!"
Defining violence
In retrospect, does she now regret her violent reaction to Sid? With a voice choked with emotions, she replies: "How does one define violence? To me violence is beating someone black and blue! I don't think I did anything like that! Sid was doing a lot of badtameezi and as a captain, I had to ensure that I got him to do the chores. But, everybody misunderstood me and overreacted to my outburst!"
Of sleep and music
Now that she's out of the show, what all is she going to do at home? "I will get some sleep and take life easy for a while! And I will try and get adjusted back in the real world, listening to music and surfing internet."
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