Bigg Boss 19: Nehal Accuses Amaal of Being Two-Faced, Defends Friendship with Farhana

In an honest and emotional chat with journalist Shilpa Nalamwar, Nehal opened up about the fights inside the house, her bond with Farhana Bhat and Baseer Ali, and also made shocking revelations about Tanya Mittal and Zeishan Quadri.

Here are the key highlights from her conversation—

Your elimination came as quite a shock. What did you feel at that moment?
Honestly, I didn’t expect it at all. My heart broke. I’m still processing that pain, but I don’t show it on my face. After coming out, I was overwhelmed when I got support from celebrities like Gauahar Khan — it truly made me happy.

When and how did the rift in your friendship with Farhana begin?
Actually, it all started during the Weekend Ka Vaar episode when Shehbaz and Neelam Giri called Farhana a “chamcha” (sycophant). That’s where the change began. After that, the housemates took advantage of the situation and created misunderstandings between us. Farhana got influenced by that atmosphere, and that’s where the distance started.

You called Amaal Malik double-faced, but after returning from the secret room, you didn’t confront him. Why?
Because I’m an emotional person. I had a soft corner for him — like a brother. So, when I returned and his behavior seemed okay, I thought, “Let it go.” But that was my biggest mistake. He crossed his limits many times, and now I realize I shouldn’t have ignored it.

Gaurav nominated you, even though you didn’t want to nominate him. What’s your take?
Yes, he nominated me and later asked, “Who will cook now?” I said, “Neelam will, who else?” I told him clearly — I wouldn’t have nominated you. But maybe he thought I could be evicted again, so that was his choice.

Your reaction to Tanya Mittal became quite talked about. Will you still not forgive her?
No, never. What Tanya did was completely wrong. She twisted things, spread false statements, and created rifts in relationships. She did apologize, but I told her clearly — once someone falls from my eyes, the relationship ends. I’ll never forgive her.

Social media buzzed about your bond with Baseer Ali, calling it “fake.” What do you say?
That’s completely false. Our friendship was genuine. We were comfortable, we understood each other deeply. People outside the house can’t feel the emotions inside. Yes, there might have been some misunderstandings after coming out, but our bond was real, not fake.

Your friendship with Farhana was one of the highlights of the show. Is that bond still alive?
Absolutely. I’ve always said love never ends — we just stop expressing it. Maybe I stopped showing it, but our friendship didn’t end. Farhana even cried and admitted her mistakes. I’m happy she realized that. I truly want her to win the show.

Salman Khan called your bond with Baseer a “situationship.” What do you say about that?
Like I said, it wasn’t a relationship or a situationship. It was a friendship that was slowly turning into a beautiful bond. We had fun, mutual respect, and understanding. That’s all — it was pure, without any selfishness or pretense.

You also called out Zeishan Quadri. Why?
Yes, because he’s manipulative and plays a double game. I wasn’t targeting just one person — I exposed everyone’s truth: Tanya’s, Zeishan’s, even Amaal’s. My only regret is not exposing Amaal completely, since I saw him like a brother. But if I get a chance again, I will definitely call him out.

There were talks that Farhana felt insecure about you and Baseer. What’s your take?
That’s something only she can answer. But if she was insecure, she herself had sparked that situation. I once asked her if she liked Baseer — she said “No.” So why raise questions later? My bond with Baseer was real — not some fake love angle.

Now that you’re out of the show, who would you like to stay connected with — Farhana or Baseer?
That depends on the situation. I’m someone who values relationships deeply and always tries to mend them. If there’s effort from both sides, the bond can be rebuilt. I don’t hold grudges.

Who do you see in the Top 5?
According to me, Farhana can win the show. In the Top 5, I see Gaurav Khanna, Shehbaz Badesha, and even Tanya Mittal — even though she spreads delusions, she adds drama to the show.

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What’s next for you? Will we see you in another reality show?
If God wills, definitely. I’m open to every kind of show. And most importantly, I want to thank everyone who gave me so much love. It’s truly a blessing to receive so much affection from complete strangers. 

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