Bigg Boss OTT 2: Palak Purswani Opens Up About the Controversy With Pooja Bhatt, Says ‘I Have To Stand Up For My Rights…’

Bigg Boss OTT 2's first elimination was Palak Purswani. Given that her ex-boyfriend Avinash Sachdev also appears in the show, the audience had expected to see more conflict. But she left fairly quickly. According to Palak Purswani, "Honestly, in that particular fight I did not understand where her rage was coming from. I was just talking to Jiya Shankar."

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According to Palak, she used the fictitious names of Bebika Dhurve and Manisha Rani, which upset Pooja Bhatt. "She told me not to do a gang attack on them. She put allegations like I behaved like a superior celebrity in front of them and what not," she claims. According to the actress, Manisha was asked by Abhishek Malhan if she had gotten that vibe from Palak, but the Bihari content developer denied it.

Palak Purswani believes she's starting to open up more. "She has been targeting me from day one. I was as respectful as I could be. I feel she had made up her mind about me. Avinash was in her group and he had painted a picture of me."

According to the actress, Pooja Bhatt flatly refused to hear her side of the tale. She stated: "The fight was baseless. After a point, I needed to take a stand. I respect seniority but all are equal on that platform." According to Palak Purswani, she handled it with dignity and refrained from engaging in any "gaali galoch."

Palak claims she has always been appreciative to people who provided financial assistance to her upon her homecoming. She remarked that she was content to have her morning brew. However, the actress asserts that she is not the type of person to submit in front of others. I have to stand up for my rights," she says.

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Many people on social media have claimed that contestants with connections to Bollywood, like Pooja Bhatt, are given preference. And everyone who engages in combat with such competitors is eliminated. "I do not wish to comment on this. I feel I made mistakes which is why I am out. I accept the blame. Also, it is not proper to say that makers are so biased that anyone who fights with Pooja Bhatt will be eliminated. I suffered for breaking the rules. My regret is that I could not prove myself," she says and signs off.