Rahul Vaidya, the runner-up of Bigg Boss 14, has stirred up quite the buzz with his candid opinions on the ongoing season of Bigg Boss 19. Known for his outspoken nature, Vaidya didn't hold back while sharing his thoughts on the current contestants and the overall vibe of the show.
In a recent social media post, Vaidya compared Bigg Boss 19 to a "kindergarten," citing the "immature fights and petty behavior" of the contestants as the reason for his assessment. This bold statement quickly ignited a debate among fans online, with many echoing his sentiments about the childish antics within the house.
However, Vaidya didn't completely write off the entire season. He specifically pointed out two contestants whom he believes are "real and worthy": Baseer Ali and Kunickaa Sadanand. In his post, Vaidya declared that "Baseer and Kunicka ji are the only two real and worth it contestants! Baaki sab 'BALAK' hain," which translates to "the rest are kids".
Baseer Ali and Kunickaa Sadanand have indeed been creating quite a stir in the Bigg Boss 19 house. Kunickaa Sadanand recently faced backlash after making personal remarks and involving Tanya Mittal's mother in an argument, causing Tanya to break down. Despite the controversy, Vaidya seems to appreciate Kunickaa's outspoken nature and genuine personality. Actress Dipshikkha Nagppal, a friend of Kunickaa, has also voiced her support, praising Kunickaa for her logical approach and willingness to stand up for herself and others.
Baseer Ali has also been a prominent figure in the house, often called out for his aggressive tone and behavior. A major conflict erupted between Baseer and Awez Darbar during a task, where Baseer allegedly dragged Darbar's girlfriend, Nagma Mirajkar, into the argument and engaged in character assassination.
Vaidya's opinion carries weight among Bigg Boss fans, considering his own successful stint on Bigg Boss 14. He is perceived to have a good understanding of the game, and his endorsements of Baseer and Kunickaa have sparked discussions about their performances and chances in the show.
The premiere of Bigg Boss 19, which follows the theme "Gharwalon Ki Sarkaar," transforming the house into a parliament where decisions, alliances, and strategies define power, was on August 24 and airs daily at 9:00 PM on JioHotstar and at 10:30 PM on Colors TV.
