Ratan Rajput evicted from 'Bigg Boss'


New Delhi, Oct 13 (PTI): TV star Ratan Rajput has become the fourth celebrity to be evicted from the Bigg Boss after staying in the house for 28 days.

Rajput, who became a household name by starring in the serial 'Agle Janam Mohe Bitiya Hi Kijo' and her 'Swayamvar' on TV, regrets participating in the show as she could not fit there.

"I miscalculated my strength. When I look back, I feel I lost 28 days of my life. It was a wrong decision to participate in the show, it did not suit me though there is nothing wrong with the show. The other people in 'Bigg Boss' came with a plan. Everything is for the camera there and you can't consider anyone a friend. I felt lonely and out of place," Rajput told PTI soon after her exit from the show.

A relieved Rajput said she would never consider getting back in the 'Bigg Boss' house and is still phobic about cameras.

"I learnt many things from the show and I think I can't play a game like that where everyone is backbiting and gossiping about you. I am better off in the real world. I think I will take a break and spend some time with my family first," she added.

In the Salman Khan hosted reality show, 14 celebrity contestants are holed up in a house for three months without any connection from real world with cameras following their every movement.

One of them gets eliminated every week on the basis of audience's vote after a nomination by house members.

  

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  • Bollu, Mangalore

    Sun, Oct 13 2013

    who is she..???
    when big boss comes and when it vanish..no body comes to know..
    stupid programme..
    before itself scripted...
    We need more of programmes like 'Khatron Ki Khiladi'..a adventure..!! Jai Ho..

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