Bigg Boss 17 Fallout: Zeishan Quadri Slams Tanya Mittal as 'Fake,' Calls Out Vicky-Ankita's Drama

The Bigg Boss 17 house continues to be a hotbed of drama, even for those watching from the outside. Former contestant Zeishan Quadri recently unleashed a scathing critique on the current crop of housemates, particularly targeting Tanya Mittal, whom he unequivocally labeled 'fake.' Quadri, known for his no-nonsense attitude, didn't mince words, suggesting that Mittal's emotional displays were nothing short of a well-rehearsed act.

During a candid interview, Zeishan recounted a specific incident where Tanya appeared distressed, stating, 'Usko pata tha kab bechari act karna hai.' This translates to 'She knew when to act helpless,' implying a calculated performance rather than genuine emotion.

His remarks came in the context of an intense eviction segment where Tanya was grilled about her complicated equations with co-contestants Munawar Faruqui and Abhishek Kumar. Quadri's observation suggests that her tears were strategically timed, designed to garner sympathy and manipulate perceptions.

But Tanya wasn't the only one in Zeishan's crosshairs.

He also expressed significant displeasure with the behavior of power couple Vicky Jain and Ankita Lokhande. Quadri was particularly critical of Vicky, portraying him as a master manipulator who constantly stirred the pot and played mind games within the house. He highlighted Vicky's tendency to instigate conflicts and then strategically withdraw, leaving others to deal with the fallout.

Regarding Ankita, Zeishan alluded to her volatile emotional state and her often dramatic reactions, suggesting that their entire dynamic was fraught with a performative element.

Amidst his strong criticisms, Zeishan Quadri did offer a silver lining, showering praise on Munawar Faruqui. He staunchly supported Munawar, hailing him as a 'sher' (lion) – a term of respect and admiration for someone strong and resilient.

This endorsement stands in stark contrast to his views on Tanya, Vicky, and Ankita, underscoring his belief in Munawar's authenticity and strength in the face of the house's intense pressures.

Zeishan Quadri's unfiltered opinions add another layer to the ongoing Bigg Boss 17 saga, fueling discussions about authenticity, strategy, and emotional manipulation within the high-stakes reality show.

His blunt assessment serves as a reminder that not all tears are equal and that, in the world of Bigg Boss, every emotion can be dissected and questioned for its true intent.