Prashanth
Sambargi,
who
was
a
senior
contestant
on
Bigg
Boss
Kannada
9,
recently
got
evicted
after
a
successful
stint
of
seventy-seven
days
inside
the
house.
The
controversial
contestant,
who
was
also
a
finalist
in
season
8,
grabbed
everyone’s
attention
with
his
share
of
arguments
and
opinions
in
the
house.
In
a
recent
interview
with
TOI,
Samabargi
opened
up
about
his
journey
in
Bigg
Boss
Kannada
season
9.
He
also
addressed
the
controversies
surrounding
him
and
said,
“If
I
am
known
as
a
fightercock
or
a
rebel,
it
of
course
offends
me.
I
was
not
on
Bigg
Boss
for
arguments.
I
voiced
out
only
when
the
situation
demanded.
I
spoke
when
there
was
a
lack
of
clarity
inside
the
Bigg
Boss
house
when
someone
did
a
mistake
and
wanted
to
get
away
with
it.
Comparatively
to
my
participation
in
season
8,
I
had
mellowed
down
this
time.
I
was
prepared
only
to
be
vocal
only
when
required.”
On
being
quizzed
about
his
tumultuous
equation
contestant
Rupesh
Rajanna,
Sambargi
said
that
they
have
nothing
in
common.
He
further
elaborated
and
said,
“I
and
Rupesh
Rajanna
have
entirely
different
ideologies
and
political
stands.
I
am
a
person
with
rightist
and
nationalistic
agenda.
While
Rupesh
has
a
different
thought
process.
My
social
work
is
documented
and
result-oriented.
Whereas,
Rajanna
and
his
works
are
more
digital
games.”
The
evicted
contestant
pointed
out
that
Rupesh
has
taken
a
dig
at
him
and
his
work
several
times
in
the
past.
Prashanth
said
he
knew
that
the
same
trump
card
would
be
used
by
Rajanna
inside
the
Bigg
Boss
house
as
well.
So,
he
needed
to
be
vocal
to
defend
himself
and
took
the
aggressive
method
to
mellow
him
down.