Bigg Boss 19: Tanya Mittal Breaks Silence — “Amaal Mallik Said Many Things About Me”

Every season, the Bigg Boss house becomes a place of emotional, mental, and personal challenges for the contestants. Living under cameras for 105 days, facing constant judgment, and proving yourself at every step is far from easy. Tanya Mittal, who earned a place in the Top 4 this season, not only won hearts but also gained immense respect for her honesty and strong personality. After coming out of the house, Tanya spoke in an interview about the show, contestant Amaal Mallik, and her reaction to not winning the Bigg Boss title. Here’s what she said…

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People are saying that Amaal Mallik should have been evicted earlier, and that he said many things to several contestants. What would you like to say about that?

Amaal said a lot of wrong things on the show—he said many things about me as well, which were completely unfair. But I also believe that the Bigg Boss team knows everything about every contestant before they are brought into the house.
Amaal has been a good friend of mine, which is why I know a lot about him. If he has done some wrong things on the show, he has done some good as well. That balance is what helped him reach the Top 5. Every contestant has their own journey, and Amaal’s journey also had its highs and lows.

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Inside the house, you were accused of doing black magic. What is your response to that?

I would never do anything like that. My mother has given me values, and none of those teachings include anything of this sort. I don’t understand why people spread such rumours, but the truth is that I do not believe in such things at all—and I’ve never done anything like that.

What was the best and the worst part of Bigg Boss for you?

The best part for me was—meeting Salman Khan. Standing in front of him and talking to him felt like a dream. As for the worst things… I just want to forget them. There were many moments where I started breaking down mentally, but I gathered myself and moved forward—that, for me, is my true victory.

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What would you like to say to your fans?

My fans are my strength. Even though I didn’t win the show, I won people’s hearts—that is my real win. When I came to know how much love and support people were giving me outside, nothing felt better than that. I am grateful to every single person who supported me, voted for me, and believed in me.

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