By Rudrani Chattoraj,Sharva Srivastava

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Bigg Boss 19 contestant Natalia Janoszek, the first player to be eliminated, shared her views on fellow contestant Abhishek Bajaj and explained the events behind the chair task in an exclusive interview with Zoom. Natalia Explains the Chair Task Talking about the chair task in an exclusive interview with Zoom, Natalia said, “I like Nehal and was supporting her during the task, but Abhishek didn’t really do much. He’s just a strong guy, and I told Nehal that even a light push from him would make her fall—it’s not like he was intentionally trying to harm her. The task was more about strength, and other teams played smart by exchanging players. They initially wanted to send Tanya, but seeing Baseer, they made a better choice.” She further added, “We had no personal issues against anyone. Also, the ‘woman card’ doesn’t really work in such a show. After I fell from the chair, Nehal asked me why I didn’t speak up. I told her this was part of the task—it wasn’t done on purpose. I didn’t feel it was necessary to raise the issue with Abhishek.” ALSO READ: Bigg Boss 19 Episode 23 Updates: Ashnoor Kaur Reacts Strongly As Kunickaa Sadanand ‘Links’ Her Up With Abhishek Bajaj On Abhishek Picking Up Farhana Natalia also addressed the controversy around Abhishek picking up Farhana. She said, “I felt I shouldn’t judge, and later, when people discussed it with Farhana, it became a bigger issue. It wasn’t the first time the ‘woman card’ was used. I don’t know much about Farhana’s culture or religion, so I wouldn’t judge her behavior. What might seem easy for one person may not be acceptable to another.” Talking About Her Relationship with Abhishek Speaking about her relationship with Abhishek, she revealed, “Honestly, I liked Abhishek from the beginning. We used to work out together and had fun. The issue started with the bed situation. He had a disagreement with me and Nehal, and I also paid the price for it. If you are friends, you should come and apologize. He should have explained that it wasn’t meant for me but for Nehal. As a man, he should have handled it better. Leaving two girls without a bed didn’t sit right with me, and that’s when the tension began. When Mridul got close to him, I felt betrayed. He’s the only person I have issues with, but it’s something that can be resolved. Instead of giving him negativity, I extended a hand.”