"I feel there is no clarification Tejasswi can give" - Shamita Shetty on the 'aunty' comment

Bigg Boss 15 has ended and while everyone seem to feel in a mixed manner when it comes to the fact that Tejasswi Prakash won the show but it is indeed one of the seasons that seemed to have garnered multiple opinions.

Many thought the likes of Karan Kundrra should have won while others thought the finalist Pratik Sehajpal was the more deserving winner. Belonging to this conversation also was Shamita Shetty who got eliminated on the 4th place. 

But if there was one topic that was a constant conversation - it was the 'aunty' comment made by Prakash to Shetty potentially age-shaming her during her task. While Prakash seemed to have given her clarification, we had an exclusive chat with Shamita on her exact take to the whole scenario.

Responding to the question, she said, "I feel there is no real clarifying she can do. It is just her thinking and that reflected. When you talk about women empowerment and all that she supposedly stands for, you cannot make such loose statements that contradict your own take."

She added, "I believe when you are in tough situations, you discover yourself and your true colors come out. Whenever there was a task, her true colors came out. Hence, in this situation I would say that she said what she said and she meant it. She can say whatever she wants to now but words once spoken cannot be taken back."

When you talk about women empowerment and all that she supposedly stands for, you cannot make such loose statements that contradict your own take

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Check out the whole interview here-

On a lighter note, we asked her to how is the feeling of being in the real world sinking in, to which she said, "So far, so good. I am getting used to people being around me. It is actually a very strange feeling but I am just extremely glad to be back home."

Finally, when we asked what does she think is her biggest achievement and biggest regret from the show, she said, "I absolutely have no regrets, honestly. I am thankful for each experience I have had because it has made me a stronger person. And as far as achievement goes -  the reason I actually went into Bigg Boss 15 was because I was so pleasantly shocked with the response I had gotten with my innings in OTT that I thought maybe people like me and I should go back in. And now when I have got out of BB 15, the response that I have got from the people in general or even the press, the response I have received is overwhelming and absolutely beautiful. How people have appreciated my journey, for me that is a beautiful thing and I believe that is my biggest victory."