Bigg Boss 19: Shehbaz Badeshah opens up about sister Shehnaaz Gill’s unfiltered opinions; says 'if I don’t do well in the show, she wouldn’t support me'

In a candid moment on Bigg Boss 19, Shehbaaz opened up to Gaurav about his sister Shehnaaz’s straightforward nature and how she approaches the game.He revealed that Shehnaaz believes deeply in luck and divine timing.

“She believes in luck too much, even God,” he said, adding that her honesty often comes before emotions.“She’s very real. Even if I’m her brother, if I don’t do well in the show, she’ll tell me straight up. She wouldn’t support me just because I’m family,” Shehbaaz admitted.He went on to explain that Shehnaaz always “plays it safe” when it comes to her opinions, choosing truth and fairness over favoritism — even when it comes to her own brother.The conversation offered a glimpse into Shehbaaz’s admiration for Shehnaaz’s no-nonsense attitude and how her influence shapes his journey inside the Bigg Boss 19 house.In another discussion with Abhishek Bajaj, Shehbaz spoke to Abhishek Bajaj about his observations and opinions on everyone’s game plan inside the Bigg Boss 19 house.When Abhishek asked him to name his top five contestants, Shehbaz began with a compliment, saying, “You’re a funny guy and have a pure heart.”

He added that Neelam, too, has a good nature — “She doesn’t have anything against anyone, except Farhana.”Speaking about Farrhana Bhatt, Shehbaz noted, “She’s also playing well. She knows when to speak and when not to. It’s just that when she gets angry, she loses control — a bit too much sometimes.”Abhishek then asked Shehbaz who he thought might be evicted this week. Without hesitation, Shehbaz replied, “I think Malti could go.”

He recalled that Malti had once said she has strong PR outside the house but added thoughtfully, “PR can’t help if you’re not doing or saying anything good in the show.”Their discussion then turned to the overall season. Abhishek observed that Bigg Boss 19 has been performing strongly because of the unique dynamics among the contestants. “In no other season have 14-15 people stayed in the house for two months straight — this is probably the first,” he said, with Shehbaz agreeing in response.