Mumbai, 8 December. Actor Gaurav Khanna won the trophy of Colors reality show ‘Bigg Boss 19’ grand finale, while Farhana Bhatt from Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, secured the second position.
During the show, Farhana was seen expressing her opinions on various issues. Despite conflicts with other contestants and being scolded by Salman Khan for using harsh words, and even being eliminated once, Farhana managed to reach the runner-up spot. However, the trophy did not come her way.
After exiting Bigg Boss, she spoke to Daily Kiran and described the show as the biggest jackpot of her life.
She said, “Bigg Boss is the biggest jackpot of my life. It has changed my life. Earlier in Kashmir, I was an ordinary girl, and no one knew me. Today, millions of people love and support me. It is like the difference between sky and earth. I never thought this would happen.”
Farhana also shared her thoughts about the show. She said, “At the beginning of the show, people made me the villain and there was a time when I started to believe that maybe I was really bad. But when I realised that people outside love and support me a lot, I understood that the audience watches everything carefully. They can distinguish right from wrong.”
When asked what she would do first after coming out, Farhana replied, “First of all, I will spend time with my mother because I miss her a lot.”
Although Farhana from Srinagar is known to many today, she has struggled a lot to reach this point. The actress had a small role in Imtiaz Ali’s film ‘Laila Majnu’. After that, she appeared in a side role in Ajay Devgn’s film ‘Singham Again’. She was also seen in the film ‘Notebook’.
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