Freshly evicted from the Bigg Boss house, TV actor Digangana Suryavanshi connected with her fans over a live chat, organised by Colors TV on Wednesday. In the one-hour session, the petite 18-year-old fielded scores of questions ranging from her opinion about her fellow inmates to her future projects.
She also thanked her fans profusely for constantly supporting her and requested all to pray for Aalia Khan, who attempted suicide due to Digangana's eviction. Also read: Digangana reacts to fan's suicide attempt post her eviction
Here are excerpts from her live chat:
What was her best moment in the house?
The actress said her interactions with host Salman Khan were the best moments in the Bigg Boss house, adding it was refreshing to meet him every weekend, as he motivated and appreciated her.
Who 's the game player?
"Every housemate is a game player in his/her own way," said Digangana adding, "Priya and Rishabh play the game openly while Rochelle plays it covertly."
What was her best moment in the house?
The actress said her interactions with host Salman Khan were the best moments in the Bigg Boss house, adding it was refreshing to meet him every weekend, as he motivated and appreciated her.
Who 's the game player?
"Every housemate is a game player in his/her own way," said Digangana adding, "Priya and Rishabh play the game openly while Rochelle plays it covertly."
Who was her best friend in the house?
'Dost banana mushkil hai, best friend kaise ban jayega,' Digangana replied to this question laughing hysterically. She did admit she shared a good rapport with Mandana.
Who does she consider the strongest player?
Refusing to pick one name, Digangana said that nobody is strong or weak in the house. "It is just the way you look at them; a matter of perception," she added.
'Dost banana mushkil hai, best friend kaise ban jayega,' Digangana replied to this question laughing hysterically. She did admit she shared a good rapport with Mandana.
Who does she consider the strongest player?
Refusing to pick one name, Digangana said that nobody is strong or weak in the house. "It is just the way you look at them; a matter of perception," she added.
What does she think about Rishabh?
Bursting into laughter every time a question on Rishabh popped up, Digangana said she had 'neutral' feelings for him for now, but would stay in touch with him after the show.
Bursting into laughter every time a question on Rishabh popped up, Digangana said she had 'neutral' feelings for him for now, but would stay in touch with him after the show.
How would she sum up her experience in the Bigg Boss house?
Calling Bigg Boss a mad house and a roller-coaster ride, Digangana said she saw the show as a kind of social experiment in which the contestants are guinea pigs who are thrown into a situation while people observe them from outside.
Calling Bigg Boss a mad house and a roller-coaster ride, Digangana said she saw the show as a kind of social experiment in which the contestants are guinea pigs who are thrown into a situation while people observe them from outside.
Would she like to go back to the house?
'Yes', she said.
'Yes', she said.
What are her future projects?
"Something interesting and bigger," said Digangana while refusing to divulge the details. She would make the announcement soon, she added.
"Something interesting and bigger," said Digangana while refusing to divulge the details. She would make the announcement soon, she added.
What would she miss the most in her Bigg Boss journey?
Digangana said she will definitely miss Salman Khan and the voice of Bigg Boss, and may be after some time she will miss the housemates and doing daily chores on her own.
Digangana said she will definitely miss Salman Khan and the voice of Bigg Boss, and may be after some time she will miss the housemates and doing daily chores on her own.
Who's the most genuine person in the house?
"I," she said immediately. Digangana said she had a good equation with Rimi, found Yuvika sweet and Arvind genuine. But out of the housemates currently lodged in the house, she feels nobody is genuine.
Her thoughts on Mandana?
Digangana said Mandana wasn't as bad and nasty as people think she was. "At times, she plays the game and sometimes she forgets that she is in a show," she said.
"I," she said immediately. Digangana said she had a good equation with Rimi, found Yuvika sweet and Arvind genuine. But out of the housemates currently lodged in the house, she feels nobody is genuine.
Her thoughts on Mandana?
Digangana said Mandana wasn't as bad and nasty as people think she was. "At times, she plays the game and sometimes she forgets that she is in a show," she said.
What does she think of her own conduct in the house?
"I was just the way I am in real life," she quipped.
"I was just the way I am in real life," she quipped.
What does she have to say about her eviction by contestants?
Immensely proud of the fact that she was voted out by the contestants and not the fans, Digangana said she is disappointed for her fans who supported her all along, especially Aalia Khan from Bangladesh who attempted suicide due to her eviction. She requested her fans not to take such extreme steps under any circumstance and asked to pray for Aalia.Also read: Digangana Suryavanshi voted out by co-contestants
Immensely proud of the fact that she was voted out by the contestants and not the fans, Digangana said she is disappointed for her fans who supported her all along, especially Aalia Khan from Bangladesh who attempted suicide due to her eviction. She requested her fans not to take such extreme steps under any circumstance and asked to pray for Aalia.Also read: Digangana Suryavanshi voted out by co-contestants
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