Bigg Boss 19: Awez Darbar exposes Baseer Ali and Amaal Mallik’s claims of cheating and begging for work

He claimed that Amaal is known as the ‘sorry man’ in the house since the singer has always expressed regret to him within ten minutes of every argument they have had.

Awez Darbar, who recently got evicted from Bigg Boss 19, addressed the upheaval in the house.

He spoke with the media about his relationship with the other competitors.

He was questioned on Baseer Ali's remarks about him and his confidence over a covert, ten-year relationship. He also discussed Amaal Malik's purported apology in front of the cameras and his assertion that he gave work to Nagma Mirajkar and the choreographer.

He gave his version of events, revealing the truth behind the Baseer's statement that "I'm aware how many people you've played around with."

“He was confident because someone told him something that he didn't know about himself, but he made those claims because of someone's influence."

He denied ever having been in a ten-year relationship. "Whatever you say you know about me, I know a lot about you, too," he disclosed, revealing that the two had already discussed this. He recalled Baseer Ali's desire to talk to him privately and exposed the alleged third party's deceit, which resulted in the actor being blocked on social media.

During his time at the Bigg Boss 19 house, the dancer and content creator was prepared to share the conversations he had with Amaal Malik, with whom he also fought.

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The dancer clarified the remarks about "getting work" because of the singer and preventing them from arguing by revealing, "Who DM-ed the other first?" suggesting that the O Khuda hitmaker made the initial contact.

Awez questioned the statement that Amaal made inside the house, “When have I ever begged him for work?”

He claimed that Amaal is known as the ‘sorry man’ in the house since the singer has always expressed regret to him within ten minutes of every argument they have had.

“You are the real snake. On the first day, I had told you to stay away from the gang you were hanging out with, in fear that they would backstab you. But we’re now learning that you are the real snake amongst them, biting everyone. You think you’re going to win, but you’ll soon be kicked out as well,” said Awez.