Bigg Boss 20: Rhiti Tiwari Clears ₹25,000 Pocket-Money Remark

Rhiti Tiwari’s Bigg Boss 20 stint may have ended in eviction, but the conversation around her is still running. In an exclusive interview with Adgully, she addressed the decisions that cut her journey short, the friendships she made, and the social-media noise around her ₹25,000 pocket-money comment.

Eviction: competition, not one person

Rhiti says she does not look at her eviction as one person’s call. Her reading is that the three contestants involved already had her name in mind and saw the vote as a chance to remove competition. She is careful not to pin the blame on any single housemate, saying that eliminating her may simply have looked like a smart competitive move.

Qazi, Mahhi Vij and the house’s contradictions

Her equation with Qazi became one of the season’s talking points, and Rhiti says she would like the bond to continue outside the house. She also revealed that she apologised after realising some of her behaviour had hurt him. Qazi forgave her, she says, and kept encouraging her — even telling her she could become a big star and a “rockstar”.

On Mahhi Vij’s earlier comments — that Rhiti seemed to be using the platform for a launch while Qazi was getting the spotlight — Rhiti says the feedback mostly happened behind her back. A direct conversation, she argues, could have created more clarity. She maintains that she was genuine throughout her time in the house.

The ₹25,000 clarification

Rhiti’s mention of receiving ₹25,000 as pocket money, and her vada pav reference, became standalone social media topics. She wants to be clear: that was not meant as a “struggle story”.

• ₹25,000 — what she mentioned as pocket money, now at the centre of the online debate.
• Not a struggle story — she frames it as a simple budgeting point, not a plea for sympathy.
• Everyday costs — transport, food and social commitments all need money when you are not yet earning.

Her point is that many people her age do not want to depend on family financially, even while they are still building an income.

Why she will not rank contestants

When asked to name weaker contestants, Rhiti declined. She says calling someone weak or strong is not how she sees people, since everyone carries a different mix of strengths and weaknesses. In a twist, she says she believed she was one of the least visible people inside the house, only to discover after eviction that she had drawn considerable attention online.

Kanika, Amrapali and a possible comeback

She calls Kanika Mann a genuine friend, and describes Amrapali Dubey as more family than friend — someone who feels things deeply and can get overwhelmed by emotion. That warmth sits alongside a bigger question for fans: could Rhiti return? A recent promo has viewers reading signs of a comeback, and Rhiti says she would be extremely happy to re-enter. She believes her journey was only beginning to take shape, and that viewers would get to see “Rhiti Tiwari 2.0”.

Looking back, she calls the experience “life-changing” and “universe-changing”. Whether or not the show brings her back, Rhiti is asking the audience to judge her by more than her mistakes inside the house.

Source: Adgully