Bigg Boss Malayalam 7: Adhila opens up about love story with Noora, says ‘People said we’d clean vessels to earn a living, Now I’m in the biggest reality show with my future wife’

Bigg Boss Malayalam Season 7 continues to win hearts, not just with high-stakes drama and competition, but also with the deeply emotional Oridathoridathu task. The task has become a platform for contestants to share their life journeys, making them more relatable and endearing to fellow housemates and viewers alike.

The latest to open up was Adhila, one-half of the show’s first openly lesbian couple to participate.Adhila began her story by reflecting on her personal struggles and societal expectations. “I was always told that earning money is meant for men. But it became my dream to prove that wrong,” she said. She shared how she started working in Chennai, where her journey with her partner Noora also began to take shape. Together, they ventured into content creation, a bold move for Adhila, who confessed she was camera-shy but wanted to challenge herself.The most heartfelt part of her narration was the love story between her and Noora. “In the 10th standard, I was in a relationship with a boy, but I always felt something was missing. It lasted only a month. Later, I met Noora, and I had a crush on her the moment I saw her. I love her lips,” she smiled, as housemates listened intently.She continued, “One day, I told her that it would have been nice if I were a man, so we could get married.

To my surprise, she said the same thing, and that’s when we both realised our feelings for each other. But it wasn’t easy. Her family was already looking for marriage alliances.”Adhila bravely addressed the harsh judgment they’ve faced. “People said we’d end up cleaning vessels or begging to survive. But look at us now, I’m in the biggest reality show in Malayalam television, standing beside my future wife.”Entering Bigg Boss as a couple, Adhila and Noora have broken barriers and stereotypes, receiving widespread admiration from fans and fellow contestants alike.