Mumbai, October 2 (NationPress) Bigg Boss 19 has transformed once more into a true emotional battleground, with contestant and writer Zeishan Quadri making waves due to his candid outburst within the house.

In a recent episode, a visibly frustrated Quadri reacted to specific remarks from housemates about a favor he received, looking straight into the camera in a rare moment of breaking the fourth wall.

In a moment of anger, he stated, "Suno Bharat ki janata, main aisa hi hoon. Tum mera ghar chalaate ho kya? Bojh dena hai to do, nahin dena hai to nikal jao. Main kisi ke baap ki bhi nahin sunta, tumhari kya sunoon?" (Listen, people of India, this is how I am. Do you run my household? If you want to give a burden, then give it; if you don't want to, then get out. I don't listen to anyone's father either, why would I listen to you?)

Quadri's forthright tone and indifferent demeanor have sparked discussions among fans about whether he is being refreshingly honest or simply arrogant. Known for his candid and often confrontational nature, Quadri has consistently criticized his housemates for their perceived fakeness and their penchant for drama aimed at the cameras. While some viewers commend him for his authenticity, others believe his harshness has crossed a line.

Interestingly, during the Weekend Ka Vaar episode, host Salman Khan commended Zeishan Quadri for revealing his genuine, unfiltered self, labeling him as incredibly real and asserting that he was not hiding behind any mask. Salman's endorsement has only intensified the ongoing debates regarding Quadri's unapologetic approach in the house.

He has frequently confronted Kunickaa Sadanand about her perceived fakeness and rudeness. Nehal Chudasma, who re-entered the Bigg Boss 19 house from the secret room, noted that Zeishan appears authentic from a viewer's perspective and encouraged him to maintain his gameplay.

–IANS