Bigg Boss OTT 3: ‘Vada Pav Girl’ Chandrika Dixit gets eliminated

Entering the show with a mission to unveil her authentic self, Chandrika aimed to defy the persona often projected on social media.

Chandrika Dixit Gera, known fondly as the 'Vada Pav Girl,' bid farewell from Bigg Boss OTT 3 after completing three tumultuous weeks in the house. Her departure marks the fifth exit following Neeraj Goyat, Payal Malik, Poulomi Das, and Munisha Khatwani. During her stint, Chandrika faced a rollercoaster of emotions, notably under intense scrutiny from host Anil Kapoor on the Weekend Ka Vaar episode.

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Entering the show with a mission to unveil her authentic self, Chandrika aimed to defy the persona often projected on social media. However, her journey was marred by controversies, branding her as a hypocrite and anti-men. The recent Weekend Ka Vaar episode saw her confronting allegations of character assassination towards Vishal Pandey over his remarks about Kritika Malik. Anil Kapoor admonished her for spreading negativity and questioned her loyalty to fellow housemates. She also got flack for creating a false narrative about Sai Ketan Rao.

Despite praise for her culinary skills and helpful demeanour, Chandrika's time in the house was rife with interpersonal clashes and misunderstandings.

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Prior to joining Bigg Boss OTT 3, she addressed her public spat with the Delhi Municipal Corporation regarding her Vada Pav cart, “It wasn’t like mine was the only cart in Delhi! I can’t stand anything wrong. When only my cart was threatened to be taken away multiple times, I just couldn’t take it and took action in my own capacity. Now it is all fine, but if there arises any problem again, I will fight, I won’t back down. The phase made me stronger. It was mental torture, there was high pressure, crowd of 600 people including vloggers, people accusing you, calling you good or bad. You shouldn’t judge me without knowing me.”