Bigg Boss 14 has taken up its speed as the process of elimination, tasks for immunity and captaincy has begun making its rounds in the house. Sara Gurpal and Shehzad Deol have been the first two participants to be eliminated from the house consecutively. Both of their eliminations were shocking for the whole fanbase of the show however, Shehzad’s elimination has been more of controversy as it stirred the fanbase with anger for the elimination process being biased towards Jaan Kumar Sanu. Nevertheless, Shehzad has spoken about how the wildcard entry, Kavita Kaushik, can not just walk in the house and act as if she owns the place.
In an interview with SpotboyE, Shehzad spoke how other housemates are in the house since day one and they have not behaved as if it is their place, and neither can Kavita. He was quoted saying, “The house is ours, we were staying there from day one and there is a way to dictate – one just can’t come in and dominate. I feel sad for the people who are getting dominated because the way she was setting rules for the house and telling everyone that we have to maintain some discipline, I felt the way she is talking is not ok.” He further added, “Why are they listening to this? It’s okay she was a captain but that doesn’t mean you can talk in that stern manner and tone. If I would have been there I would have surely told her ‘hello just slow down.’”
Before entering the house of Bigg Boss 14, Kavita Kaushik spoke to Hindustan Times regarding her game tactics and how does she plan to survive in the house to which she spoke about bringing variety to the show. She was quoted saying, “I don’t like fighting. I think violence is the biggest form of weakness. I know this now but there was a time when I used to be very angry and the smallest of things would set me off. But I realised that is my weakness and I worked on it. I did a lot of yoga, read scriptures etc. I have worked on myself for my own betterment. I have learned from my mistakes and I am very happy with the kind of person that I am becoming in life. I hope that I add joy to the house.”
