(L) Kichcha Sudeep; (R) Bigg Boss Kannada 13 contestant Vaishnavi 
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Bigg Boss Kannada 13 contestant Vaishnavi: Never expected people to cross all limits

The Bigg Boss season 13 contestant Vaishnavi expresses disappointment after eviction

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ontestant Vaishnavi following her exit from the Bigg Boss Kannada Season 13 house, evicted contestant has opened up about her journey, expressing severe disappointment over the hostile environment inside and calling out the conduct of several co-contestants.

Vaishnavi, who was eliminated during the third-week double-eviction alongside Avinash Shatamarshan, revealed that her experience inside the house turned out to be drastically different from what she had anticipated prior to entering.

Speaking about her stay, to a section of media, Vaishnavi repotedly did not mince words regarding how certain housemates conducted themselves. She accused a few contestants of completely shedding basic human decency, empathy, and respect to survive in the game.

"I never imagined that people would cross all limits and come here without any sense of shame or basic respect," she stated. She noted that the unpredictable, aggressive nature of several individuals left her in total disbelief.

According to Vaishnavi, rampant groupism and targeted personal attacks dominated the house dynamics, severely restricting her ability to showcase her organic gameplay. Rather than competing fairly on merit or tasks, certain contestants turned interactions personal and toxic.

Vaishnavi specifically singled out housemates Manju and Kiran Shastri, stating that their behaviour, constant hostility, and conduct inside the house caused her deep mental distress and made her time in the competition exceedingly difficult.

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