Bigg Boss OTT 2 Exclusive: Pooja Bhatt Reacts To Abhishek Malhan's Arrogance; Says, 'Overconfidence Is An Ugly Trait'

Bigg Boss OTT 2 captivated audiences and has concluded with Elvish Yadav emerging as the winner, a remarkable feat for the first wild card contestant to claim the trophy. Elvish also received a cash prize of Rs 25 lakhs for his victory. Abhishek Malhan, also known as Fukra Insaan, secured the position of the first runner-up, while Manisha Rani secured the third spot. Bebika Dhurve and Pooja Bhatt claimed the fourth and fifth places, respectively. Throughout the show, Pooja Bhatt and Abhishek Malhan shared a dynamic akin to the famous "Tom and Jerry" characters, marked by ups and downs. Abhishek stood out as the one consistently engaging with Pooja, alternating between disagreements and reconciliations. In a recent development, Pooja offered Abhishek guidance, cautioning against over-confidence for the sake of his game.

Pooja Bhatt on Abhishek Malhan's over-confidence

Speaking exclusively to BollywoodLife, Pooja Bhatt shared her thoughts on whether Abhishek's over-confidence affected his ranking. She said, "I want to say that I genuinely have a lot of affection for Abhishek. We've had our clashes. But the biggest compliment for me was when Abhishek came to me and said that he has never met anyone like me or Mr. Bhatt, and there's an aura around you, and I want to have that kind of aura someday. I told him, you don't get that aura just like that. It's not something you can buy from a store. Developing an aura requires falling down as much as you can, and getting back up as much as you can. Life gives you knocks and you develop the aura. For me, that was a big compliment, and I've told him many times that over-confidence, at times, is a very ugly trait."

(I want to say that I genuinely have a lot of affection for Abhishek. We fought but I think the biggest compliment I got was when Abhishek said that he has never met a person like me and Mahesh Bhatt in his life. He said that we have a kind of aura and he wants to develop the same. I told him that aura does not come with birth. One has to develop the aura by falling down and getting up and again falling down and getting up. Life gives you knocks and then you develop the aura. For me, that was a big compliment and I have always told him that over-confidence is sometimes a very ugly trait.)