Shilpa became the fifth contestant to be ousted from the show last night.
"It is too early to get evicted but I guess this was destined, so I cannot complain. The show is very content driven. You have to constantly give certain amount of content to the cameras otherwise it is not possible for you to survive on the show," Shilpa told PTI.
"You have to have a very strong personality, create chaos, instigate fights. I did not do any of it. I never created any problems. I did not ridicule people, put them down, I just reacted to situations. So, I think that is the main reason for my eviction," she said.
Shilpa's husband Apurva Agnihotri, who has starred in Subhash Ghai's 1997 film "Pardes", is also one of the contestants in the house and just like her, he also does not indulge in the politics in the house.
"I just told him to take care. He is a good human being. I know he is a great contestant but not a great player. He can never be a player. He cannot change for the show. If he does then all the hard work he has done over the years will have no meaning," the actress said.
"There is a divide in the house- 11 and two. But I feel that the problem is with Tanishaa and Armaan because all 11 people cannot be wrong at the same time. While leaving the house I told them they needed to back off a little. I hope they have got the hint," she said.
Tanishaa and Armaan have been seen getting cozy with each other on many occasions. When asked if there is an affair brewing inside the house, "Shilpa said, "I don't know what exactly it is but there is a lot of affection between the two.
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