Rishabh and I are friends now: Digangana Suryavanshi

and Digangana Suryavanshi had to walk out of the house.

The recently evicted TV actress states she is rather happy about the exit. She says, “I got the highest voting. It’s the contestants that voted me out, not the audience. And it doesn’t make me sad because I’ve no friends inside the house.”

When asked if she was bullied by co-contestants, the telly actress says nobody succeeded in tossing her around as she strongly held her ground.

“I didn’t get carried away like others. I kept my cool. When I expressed my views, everyone kept quiet and heard me. Most importantly, I didn’t disappoint my fans. Unlike others, I didn’t indulge in politics and didn’t manipulate anyone. I was too real for the show,” she says.

Digangana believes this could be one of the reasons why she was shown the door. She says, “Maybe I came out as a dull person because I didn’t get into fights. I saw people saying things and then contradicting themselves in the house. But I presented my opinions without shouting or yelling, that’s why I lasted so long with grace and self-respect.”

In the show, we saw the bad blood between Rishabh Sinha and the actress dissolve and a new friendship bloom.

She admits, “I think people are more surprised than we are. Yes, I was angry when Rishabh entered the house. He has done and said a few nasty things in the past and I have given it all back to him. But I don’t hate him. He has never been apologetic in the real life but definitely was sorry for it inside the house. I didn’t want to carry the grudge all my life. We were under one roof. Slowly, we started to look out for each other and I realised we can mutually sort things out between us and we did. As surprising as it may sound, Rishabh and I are friends now.”

The actress went further and expressed her take on Prince Narula, who is touted to be one of the strongest contestants this season.

She says,“I found Prince really confusing. In the task, he transforms into a different person. Otherwise, he is completely another person. It was hard to sort him out.”