Pandharinath Kamble, one of the notable contestants of Bigg Boss Marathi season 5, has made a dramatic exit after spending 62 days in the house. While his departure came due to receiving fewer votes, his comments about fellow contestant Abhijeet Sawant have been making waves in the media.
Following his elimination, Pandharinath gave an interview to Rajshree Marathi, where he didn’t hold back from voicing his opinions about his time in the Bigg Boss house, his journey, and the strategies of other contestants. One of the most notable moments of the interview was his criticism of Abhijeet Sawant, one of the other housemates.
When asked whether he believed Abhijeet was playing a unique game, Pandharinath was quick to respond, “Yes, without a doubt, Abhijeet has a distinct strategy.
He was only part of our group initially, and we would sit together. I had a lot of respect for him, but as time went on, I began questioning his actions. He would always justify himself to us, but then I noticed he was also talking to Nikki. His actions were calculated, ensuring Nikki wouldn’t nominate him when it came time for elimination.”
Pandharinath went on to say, “I think Ankita has now started showing Abhijeet’s real side to everyone. He behaves similarly to how Arbaaz used to act.
The people who are doing the major tasks in the house, like cleaning or other responsibilities, are the ones facing the brunt of the work, while Nikki isn’t doing any of these bigger tasks. What Arbaaz did, I see a softer version of that in Abhijeet. I couldn’t say everything I wanted to in the house, but in just a few words, I would make my point clear to him.”
In a particularly striking statement, Pandharinath revealed, “I never felt the need to support Abhijeet because I could always see a mask on his face… and that mask is still there. After the Grand Finale, people will see it for themselves.”
Pandharinath’s candid revelations have sparked intrigue among Bigg Boss viewers, with fans now curious to see how the game will unfold and whether Abhijeet’s strategy will come under more scrutiny in the coming weeks.
