Former Chief Minister of
Karnataka, HD Kumaraswamy, has congratulated Bigg Boss Kannada 12 winner
Gilli Nata (Sri Nataraj) on his historic victory, praising his inspiring journey and rural roots. Taking to social media, the senior leader shared a heartfelt message applauding Gilli Nata’s achievement and wishing him continued success.
In his post, the former chief minister described Gilli Nata as a “genuine rural talent,” who has achieved an unprecedented victory in the popular Kannada reality show. Highlighting his humble beginnings, he noted that Gilli Nata was born as the son of a farmer and went on to win the hearts of Kannadigas across the state through his simplicity, perseverance and authenticity.
“Heartfelt congratulations to Gilli Nata (Sri Nataraj), a true rural talent from Malavalli, Mandya, for achieving an extraordinary victory in Bigg Boss Kannada Season 12. Born as a farmer’s son, he has won the hearts of all Kannadigas. I wish him even greater fame, recognition and success in the days to come,” the leader wrote.
The post also extended congratulations to Kumari Rakshitha Shetty, who emerged as the first runner-up in the finale. Acknowledging her strong performance throughout the competition, the former chief minister wished her success in her future endeavours as well.
Gilli Nata’s victory has been widely celebrated across Karnataka, especially in Mandya district, where supporters have hailed him as a symbol of grassroots talent and determination. His win is being seen as a proud moment for rural youth, reinforcing the idea that sincerity and hard work can resonate strongly with audiences.
Bigg Boss Kannada 12 concluded with massive viewership and fanfare, with Gilli Nata emerging as the clear audience favourite. Congratulatory messages have been pouring in from political leaders, celebrities and fans alike, underlining the widespread impact of his journey on the show.
With endorsements and opportunities expected to follow, Gilli Nata’s win marks the beginning of a promising new chapter—one that continues to inspire many across Karnataka.