Bigg Boss 12: Shocking revelations made by Surbhi Rana post eviction from BB house

Surbhi Rana, who hails from Himachal Pradesh, entered Bigg Boss 12 as a wildcard contestant. During her stay in the house, Surbhi came across as a very aggressive and loud contestant. Her fights with Sreesanth and Dipika Kakar made headlines and she was called one of the most controversial contestants of BB 12. After getting evicted very close to the finale, Surbhi in an exclusive conversation with the TimesofIndia.com, opened up about her journey in the show, her equation with friend-turned-foe Romil and also called Sreesanth arrogant. (Photo: Instagram) Interview by Vijaya Tiwari.

I never purposely targeted Sreesanth. I am a real person so my reactions are very genuine. I am capable enough to handle difficult situations and don't need to instigate anyone to be seen on the show. Whenever, Sreesanth went wrong on the show, I raised my voice, but I never used it as a strategy to gain footage. (Photo: Instagram).

I would call my journey a grand one. I am a very fun-loving person and my stay in the house has been the same. I always raise my voice against the wrong things and I knew the difference between right and wrong. I showed all my emotions. Be it getting angry, happy or sad. I am very happy and proud of myself and my journey. (Photo: Instagram)

There is no such word as disappointment in my dictionary. I feel the true winner of Bigg Boss 12 is Surbhi Rana. Amongst all the finalists, I feel I deserved to win and I am the winner in my eyes. Obviously, I am evicted now, but it doesn't matter to me whoever picks up the trophy, I know I am the winner and it is just a formality. (Photo: Instagram)

I can't comment if my elimination has been unfair. I just believe no one else deserved to win the show as much as I did. I have been an entertainer, I played the game alone. I call myself a lone warrior. I don't think I have lost out on any opportunity. (Photo: Instagram)

I don't regret anything in my journey. Whatever I felt right I did on the show and when I was criticised for my wrong behaviour I worked on myself to become a better person. I never let praise get into my head. A lot of courage is required to accept your flaws on national television and work on it and I am happy I did it. (Photo: Instagram)

I don't have anything against Sreesanth and there is no hard feeling. All said and done we were competitors in the game and whatever happened is a past now. I don't carry a baggage with me and believe in forgiving people. If he has anything against me, that will be his thinking and I am no one to judge. For me the chapter is over now and if he meets me outside ever I will greet him. (Photo: Instagram)

Every individual has their own flaws. I am not being diplomatic. Everyone showed their aggressive side and also lost their cool at different stages of game, but only mine got highlighted. Sreesanth has anger issues and he is arrogant. He has been even told about it by the housemates and even Salman Khan sir. He has shown some improvement and it was his choice that he wants to show which side of his personality on television. (Photo: Instagram)

I feel every person has the right to share his or her opinion and I respect it. She (Bhuvneshwari) is Sreesanth's wife so she had to say all those things, but I think not just me, everyone was equally aggressive and loud in the game. I would like to tell her, "jinke ghar seeshe ke hote hain, woh dusron par patthar nahi maarte.' (Photo: Instagram)

Dipika Kakar's behaviour on the show has been very stable. She has played a very popular character on a TV show Sasural Simar Ka so it was bound to happen that we related Dipika with the famous character. We always compared her with that role. But I don't think it is possible for someone to be fake for so long. She has a very calm nature and doesn't get hyper easily. She has a very homely (gharelu) vibe to her personality and so she often got compared. She is a nice lady. I can't peep into her heart if it is genuine. (Photo: Instagram)

We entered the house together and gelled a lot initially. We both were a part of happy club together, but after sometime our opinions clashed and there were compatibility issues. Thus, our equation turned bitter. (Photo: Instagram)

As I said earlier, when I got criticized for my behaviour as a real person it was my duty to work on myself and correct my attitude. But the rest of the housemates were my competitor so they would always find it fake. They were insecure of me because I was more powerful to them in all ways. I was a strong competitor so whatever I did made noise. My positive improvements also made them see me as fake. What can I say? (Photo: Instagram)

Compulsive liar: Romil Chaudhary, Manupulative: Deepak Thakur, Arrogant: Sreesanth, Dual faced: Romil Chaudhary (Photo: Instagram)

I will stay in touch with Karanvir Bohra, rest if they meet I will greet them. (Photo: Instagram).