In an explosive post-eviction interview, former Bigg Boss 19 contestant Abhishek Bajaj has made startling revelations about his unexpected elimination and the dynamics within the controversial reality show. The actor, who was considered one of the strongest contenders for the trophy, saw his journey cut short in a shocking turn of events that has left fans and social media users crying foul.
The Unexpected Eviction That Shocked Everyone
Abhishek Bajaj's elimination from Bigg Boss 19 on Sunday, November 9, 2025, came as a massive surprise to viewers who had pegged him as a potential top-three finalist. The dramatic eviction unfolded when fellow contestant Pranit More was given the special power to save one contestant from the bottom three. Pranit's decision to rescue Ashnoor Kaur resulted in both Abhishek and Neelam Giri being shown the exit door.
The actor expressed his disappointment about the premature end to his journey, stating to SCREEN in an exclusive conversation, "I was on that show to make connections, and I stayed a true friend throughout. I think I was very deserving. I gave my 200 percent." He contrasted his approach with other contestants, noting that while he showcased all his emotions and formed genuine bonds, others were playing safe and saw him as a threat they needed to eliminate at the first opportunity.
Addressing Allegations and Defending Relationships
Abhishek didn't hold back when discussing the various labels that were attached to him during his time in the Bigg Boss house. He dismissed tags like 'bailbuddhi', 'manchild', and 'immature' as strategic moves by competitors who couldn't defeat him fairly. "It was like when you cannot defeat someone, damage their reputation," he explained, pointing out the contradiction between these labels and his demonstrated ability to find loopholes and excel in tasks.
The Kunickaa Sadanand Controversy
One of the most heated rivalries in the house was between Abhishek and veteran actress Kunickaa Sadanand. The actor didn't mince words when describing her gameplay, calling her "the dirtiest player on Bigg Boss 19." He expressed particular offense at her comments about his mother and accused her of frequently crossing lines while playing what he called "the age card" and "woman card."
"I come from a family where we were taught to respect elders, and I was trying to be respectful," Abhishek stated. "I never age-shamed her. I don't think calling her a grandmother was an insult." He contrasted Kunickaa's approach with that of fellow contestant Farrhana, whom he described as blunt but honest in her confrontations.
Standing By His Friendship with Ashnoor Kaur
Abhishek passionately defended his close bond with Ashnoor Kaur, describing their friendship as "organic and real." He explained that they connected because their morals, values, and opinions aligned, and they recognized that most people in the house couldn't be trusted. "Our bond was so strong that people were jealous," he claimed, suggesting that other contestants actively tried to separate them because they saw the duo as uncontrollable.
The actor expressed frustration at how Ashnoor was constantly advised to maintain distance from him, calling it a manipulation tactic employed when others realized they couldn't break their friendship directly.
Responding to Personal Allegations
One of the most personal aspects of Abhishek's Bigg Boss journey involved the repeated discussion of his past marriage and allegations made by his ex-wife, Akanksha Jindal. He revealed that he had intentionally kept his divorce private to protect his ex-wife from unnecessary public scrutiny.
"You don't know what exactly is happening outside," Abhishek explained. "I understood that there was another person related to me whose life would be discussed. If she has moved on and is settled in her life, I didn't want her to face chaos because of me."
However, he expressed deep disappointment when Akanksha publicly accused him of infidelity. Abhishek firmly denied the cheating allegations, calling them "baseless" and describing his ex-wife as a "social parasite and a fame digger" who was trying to tarnish his image at a crucial point in his career.
He also addressed what he perceived as a trend, stating, "Bashing guys is in fashion," and defended Donal Bisht, who he said was being unnecessarily dragged into the controversy.
Clarifying Other House Dynamics
Abhishek shared his perspective on several other relationships within the Bigg Boss house, including his equation with Pranit More and Gaurav Khanna. He described his relationship with Pranit as initially friendly, suggesting that Pranit recognized Abhishek's growing strength in the game and ultimately made a strategic decision when given the power to save someone.
Regarding Gaurav Khanna, Abhishek characterized their clashes as a simple personality difference rather than deep-seated animosity. "With Gaurav, our points of view clashed, which is okay," he said. "The game was about being vocal and taking a stand, but it was just a personality clash and nothing more."
He also clarified his comments about Tanya Mittal flirting with him, explaining that he sensed insincerity in her behavior. Abhishek described a pattern where Tanya would insult him publicly but praise him privately, which made him question her intentions. However, he acknowledged that she was never disrespectful toward him and described her as a "great performer" who was running her own "daily soap" within the game.
Looking Forward
When asked about rumors suggesting he had been signed for the next season of Khatron Ke Khiladi, Abhishek laughed off the speculation. He confirmed that he was simply at home when these reports surfaced and clarified that nothing of that nature has materialized so far.
Despite his unexpected eviction, Abhishek Bajaj's interview reveals a contestant who remains confident in his gameplay and unapologetic about the relationships he formed and the stands he took during his Bigg Boss 19 journey. His revelations are likely to fuel further discussion among fans of the popular reality show as the season continues to unfold.
