Bigg Boss 18: Eisha Singh's Mother Reacts to Avinash's Destructive Behavior During Fight, "It Felt Bad To"

In conversation with India Forums, Eisha Singh's mother opens up about her daughter's emotional journey on Bigg Boss 18. She shares exclusive insights into the challenges Eisha faces in the house, the evolving relationships with fellow contestants, and the impact of family week. With heartfelt emotions, she reflects on Eisha's bond with Avinash and the intense dynamics within the house.

Q. How is Eisha's game progressing so far? Do you think it's good?

I think it's fine. What’s shown outside, what people think—doesn't matter to me. I always see my daughter in a good light.

Q. If Eisha doesn't reach the trophy, who would you like to see winning?

Avinash Mishra.

Q. The Family Week is here, and fans know how emotional and exciting it is. What's your opinion on Eisha's game so far?

I think it's okay. Outside perceptions don't affect me. What matters is how I see my daughter. Every mother feels the same.

Q. If you could give any advice to Eisha when you go inside, what would it be?

I don't think she needs advice. I’d just tell her not to get affected by what others say. Stay strong and focus on the family. Things will get better over time.

Q. At the beginning of the season, we saw Eisha, Avinash, and Elisson form a strong group. But later, this group was called the "Chugli Gang" by others. What do you think about this tag?

People can say whatever they want, but everyone in that house has no access to TV or phones, so they talk amongst themselves. The live feed shows different things, but the edited episodes show other parts. It seems like people made their own judgment about Eisha and others. I don't see anything wrong in their conversations.

Q. You’ve mentioned the 'Chugli Gang' tag. Do you think Eisha was involved in gossiping?

In that house, there is no TV or phone. People talk to each other; that's normal. But when it gets shown on TV, people make assumptions. I don’t think it’s gossiping.

Q. Eisha’s bond with Avinash has been questioned recently. Do you think there’s any truth to the rumors?

I don’t think Eisha is using Avinash. They have a strong friendship, and I don’t think their bond is affecting her game. Sometimes friends have disagreements, but they always come back together stronger.

Q. What do you think about the comments Salman Khan made about Eisha’s personal life?

It doesn't matter to me. If they're friends, they’re allowed to be close. We all stand by them.

Q. Avinash’s mother recently advised him to stay away from Eisha. Do you think that's good advice?

That’s her opinion, and she’s looking out for her son. But I don’t think Eisha is using anyone. She and Avinash are friends, and they have a strong bond.

Q. There was some planning during the recent task involving Avinash and Eisha. What do you think about that?

Maybe Avinash was trying to save someone, but it’s hard to say. Everyone in the house is trying to secure their position.

Q. There was a moment when Avinash broke down and showed aggression. How do you feel about that as a mother?

Yes, it felt bad to watch. But every person has their breaking point. If I see her in such situations, it does affect me, but I understand that they are all under a lot of stress in that house.

In conclusion, Eisha Singh's mother's perspective offers a deeper understanding of the emotional rollercoaster that the contestants experience on Bigg Boss 18. Her protective nature and unwavering support for her daughter reflect the strength of their bond. As the game progresses, we look forward to seeing how Eisha navigates the challenges ahead. Stay tuned for more insights and updates from the Bigg Boss house!

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