Bigg Boss Nau: 6 Things Rimi Sen revealed after her elimination

After requesting viewers and the makers of 'Bigg Boss' week after week to eliminate her from the reality show, Rimi Sen is finally out of the house. The Bollywood actress, who recently got evicted from the show, plans to personally apologize to Salman and thinks she is not cut out for a show like Bigg Boss. In an exclusive conversation with TV Times, Rimi revealed six things you should know.

I am not made for a show like this

I am extremely happy that I am finally out of the house. I think I was not made for a show like 'Bigg Boss'. I can't stay in a restricted environment. Usually, I am very patient and that's why I never got into any fights in the house. I enjoyed my own company. I learnt to value food and relationships. This show has taught me everything, from staying with unknown people to cooking for them, that I have never done in my life earlier. I have understood the value of a single piece of bread or biscuit. I can now survive in any difficult situation, all thanks to my experience in the 'Bigg Boss' house. I have learnt to be respectful and nice to people. I do not take relationships for granted, anymore.

I will personally apologize to Salman Khan

I am very thankful to Salman Sir (Khan) for motivating me. I entered the Bigg Boss house to gain experience, and not to win the game. I never wanted to go ahead in the game. Initially, I thought the show was scripted but soon realized that everything was real. I am genuinely sorry I disappointed Salman Khan. I appreciate him for continuously encouraging me. I tried to give my 100 percent to the show. I will personally meet him and apologize for not being able to entertain the viewers.

Mandana-Rochelle are the lady Prince-Suyyash

My intention was not to present Indian women in bad light. All I wanted to tell Rochelle at that point is that I will never get into a fight with someone who is aggressive. Rochelle and Mandana are equally aggressive, the only difference is they frustrate a person mentally unlike Prince and Suyyash, who only speak loud. For me, Rochelle and Mandana are the lady Prince-Suyyash of Bigg Boss house. When they irritate people they can go to any level. They are physically and mentally very strong. So in this situation even if they are 50 percent more aggressive than Suyyash and Prince, they don't come across like that. While the two boys look like they are threatening people, I have always asked Prince to use his intelligence over aggression.

No fear of Bigg Boss' negative impact on my career

I think my journey in the 'Bigg Boss' has got nothing to do with my career in Bollywood. I have no fears. I don't think the way I behaved in BB will have any negative impact. Both are different genres. I was jobless for last three years when I took up 'Bigg Boss'. The work that I did in Bollywood was more creative. In Bollywood, you are not asked to do 36/48 hours long tasks.

I didn't make any group intentionally

I didn't join any group or make one intentionally. I was paired with Suyyash at the beginning and Kishwer, being his girlfriend, became my friend. Also, Kishwer and I got along well with each other because we are very similar by nature. She is very upfront and calls a spade a spade. I like that attitude. Prince and Suyyash are close, so I got along with them as well. They will stay my friends even after the show.

Priya won't mind slitting throats to win

From all the wildcard entries, I think Rishabh is very entertaining and fun to be with. Priya, I feel won't even mind slitting anyone's throat to win the competition. She has entered the 'Bigg Boss' house to win. Kanwaljeet is also quite witty.