The actor Palak Purswani, who was recently evicted from the second season of Bigg Boss OTT, does not believe there is any nepotism on the show; according to her, everyone is on an equal playing field.
The actor entered Bigg Boss OTT 2 with much promise, but things did not turn out as she had hoped. Palak was speaking with Newshelpline following her eviction. After only a few days on the programme, she was eliminated.
When asked Puneet and Pooja Bhatt did the same task, but Bhatt received the greater prize money, and fans aren’t happy about it, and are calling it an act of nepotism, Palak responded, “Honestly, I won’t be able to comment on Puneet because I wasn’t inside the house at the time, I haven’t met him or interacted with him, and I don’t know much about him. Based on what I saw in the episode, I believe Puneet was the same inside the house as he was outside.”
“As far as nepotism is concerned, I believe that the platform is such that once you enter the house, it doesn’t matter how much work you’ve done, regardless of whether you’re an actor, youtuber, or influencer; you’re all on the same platform as equals, so I don’t think it’s fair to use the term nepotism.”
“Manisha Rani, for that matter, provides content, which is why she is sustaining. Palak added, “Because Pooja Bhatt has accomplished so much more than Manisha, it is impossible for them to be regarded differently; they are currently on the same level.”
Palak responded, “Abhishek Malhan is someone I am rooting for, I really want him to win, Manisha Rani deserves to win, in terms of content, she is killing it, and the audience loves her, and Akanksha Puri is a close friend of mine, so I also want her to win.”
