Bigg Boss 15: Hiten, Vindu & other former contestants appreciates Devoleena for holding her pee during the task
The race to reach the finale of Bigg Boss 15 is getting tough day by day. Wild card entry Devoleena Bhattacharjee and Rashmi Desai were seen playing against each other in the Ticket to Finale task. In this, Devoleena was seen controlling urine for some hours, until it became unbearable. After this, she asked Pratik Sahajpal to splash water on her so that she would relieve herself.
Seeing her game, the former contestants of Bigg Boss came down for her dedication and support.
While interacting with Etimes, Vindu Dara Singh, Daljit Kaur, Hiten Tejwani and Rohit Verma were involved. Bigg Boss 3 winner Vindu Dara Singh said, “I love this kind of dedication, which is why such people are recalled to the show. Answering Nature’s call in ‘Bigg Boss’ during tasks has happened about 4-5 times before. Devo (as Devoleena is fondly called in the TV industry) is a tigress, she has her own way of functioning though. The best thing is that the 15th season of the show has started to register now. It’s great to see such competition.”
Dalljiet Kaur, who was seen in Bigg Boss 13, said, “Wow! Such level of competition! Hats off to Rashami and Devo both. Ladaaiyaan chalti rahegi alright, but big applause for them. I want to give a big hug to Devo when I meet her next. It’s definitely not easy to pee on national television. Importantly, now Wild Card entries should be allowed to win. I understand that some of the contestants have played for a longer duration than them, but we should give Wild Cards an equivalent chance; else why call them? I am rooting for Rashami and Devo, here on.”
Fashion designer Rohit Verma who was seen in Bigg Boss 3 said, “Both the girls killed it. I bow down to them. And I must say that Devo maintained her dignity while answering Nature’s call when she asked Pratik to splash water on her. I salute both of them. Frankly, whatever praise I am showering is insufficient; they were so good.”
Bigg Boss 11 contestant Hiten Tejwani praising her said, “15 hours? What a commendable effort!”
