Both the evictions came on Saturday. Pooja Misrra said her eviction was unfair because she too has been manhandled by some housemates; Pooja Bedi, on the other hand, said there’s more positivity in the house than normally shown on TV.

“I want to tell the audience what has been shown on television is completely different from the inside atmosphere. There is a lot of happiness and fun inside the house, and the aggression is just 20 percent,” Pooja Bedi told a news agency after coming out of the house Saturday.

Pooja Bedi added that the housemates often had fun, despite their personal differences. “We used to laugh like mad people and there was no end to funny jokes. But, of late things had become critical and it was hard to survive in such situations,” Pooja Bedi added.

Now that Pooja Bedi is out of the house, she wants to spend quality time with her two children - Aalia and Omar. “I was so desperate to meet my kids and now I am with them, I don't want any third person between us. I want to spend quality time with them,” Pooja said.