Controversial Bigg Boss 19 contestant and social media influencer Tanya Mittal has once again landed in the controversies after a viral video contradicted one of her emotional claims in front of the host of show made on national television. Known for her inconsistent statements and dramatic revelations, Tanya’s credibility is now being openly questioned by viewers and netizens alike. In the recent Weekend Ka Vaar episode, Tanya broke down in front of Salman Khan, claiming that she had never stepped out of her house after 6 PM.
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Tanya Mittal Said She Never Left House After 6 PM
Full of emotions, Tanya said, “Sir, I’m telling you honestly, I haven’t left the house after 6 p.m. It’s been 27-28 years of my life, and I haven’t seen the world outside Gwalior.” Her statement initially evoked sympathy from some, but it quickly sparked skepticism, especially among fans aware of her online presence as a travel vlogger. Shortly after her emotional statement aired, a video resurfaced online showing Tanya actively planning a late-night outing at 2:30 a.m.
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In the clip, she is heard telling her team, “It’s 2:30 in the morning. I need to do something, I’m bored. Do something, Sharad. Do something. Let’s go somewhere.” When the cameraman jokingly suggests Malaysia, Tanya excitedly turns to a female crew member and says, “Let’s go to Malaysia?” The clip clearly contradicts her 6 PM curfew claim and has left social media users questioning her honesty.
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This isn’t the first time Tanya Mittal’s statements have been called into question. Over the course of the show, she has shared conflicting versions of her personal journey. From claiming she never left Gwalior, to stating she lived independently, and even suggesting she struggled without support, only to later acknowledge her brother’s help her narrative appears riddled with contradictions. Photos have also surfaced online showing her traveling across India and Dubai, creating content for her travel vlogs and Instagram reels, further undermining her portrayal of a restricted and sheltered life.