Ashnoor Kaur, the popular TV actress, recently evicted from Bigg Boss 19, has voiced her opinion on her journey, stating that significant portions of her experiences were "chopped off during edit". Kaur, known for her roles in shows like Na Bole Tum Na Maine Kuch Kaha and Patiala Babes, participated in Bigg Boss 19 and was evicted a week before the finale following an incident during a task.

Eviction and Reactions

Kaur's eviction stemmed from an incident where she allegedly hit fellow contestant Tanya Mittal with a wooden plank during a "Ticket to Finale" task. The show's host, Salman Khan, addressed the situation, stating that Kaur's actions violated the rules against physical harm. This led to her immediate eviction from the house.

Following her eviction, many fans and even former contestants like Sumbul Touqeer, expressed that the decision was unfair, pointing out that other instances of physical altercations had occurred without similar consequences. Kaur herself acknowledged the audience's reaction, noting their outrage and claims of unfairness.

Kaur's Perspective

In an interview post-eviction, Kaur explained her perspective on the incident with Tanya Mittal. She stated that she did not intentionally hurt Mittal and was unaware that she was injured. Kaur also mentioned that Mittal was known to "overreact to the smallest things," which initially made her believe that Mittal wasn't seriously hurt.

Kaur also addressed the criticism she received for not apologizing immediately to Mittal. She explained that she didn't realize Mittal was hurt and wouldn't intentionally cause harm. "If she was hurt by me, even unintentionally, I would have gone and apologised to her," Kaur stated.

Edited Content and Misrepresentation

Kaur expressed disappointment that certain key moments and conversations were edited out of the final broadcast. She believes this editing led to a misrepresentation of events and her reactions. "People might think that I am overreacting, but they didn't show why I was even reacting," she said. She also claimed that her final speech before exiting the house was edited, omitting her apology to Tanya and her explanation that the incident was unintentional.

One specific instance Kaur highlighted was the portrayal of her father's visit to the Bigg Boss house. She clarified that her father never encouraged her to make comments about "body-shaming," contrary to what was implied in the broadcasted episodes. Kaur explained that her father simply advised her not to let things go, as it was being perceived as a weakness.

Friendships and Future Plans

Kaur spoke about her bond with fellow contestant Abhishek Bajaj, describing their friendship as a "comfort space" for both of them. She noted that her time in the house was smoother when Bajaj was still present. Kaur also addressed rumors of a romantic connection with Bajaj, stating that many people were creating romantic edits of them.

Looking ahead, Kaur expressed her desire to participate in Khatron Ke Khiladi, emphasizing her adventurous and sporty nature. She also stated that she would be open to returning to television if an interesting opportunity arises.

Despite her abrupt eviction, Kaur confirmed that she would attend the Bigg Boss 19 grand finale on December 7, 2025. She also shared her hope that either Pranit More or Gaurav Khanna, whom she considers friends, would win the competition.