Bigg Boss 18's Avinash Mishra On Comparisons With Abhishek Kumar: 'People Have Not Seen The Real...'

When Avinash Mishra entered Bigg Boss 18, he made a strong first impression as a sensible and competitive contestant. However, by the second day, he began showing attitude issues according to the housemates, leading to several arguments. Things worsened when he physically attacked Chum Darang, twisting her finger during a fight. In an interview, Avinash addressed his personality and comparisons to Bigg Boss 17 contestant Abhishek Kumar, who was also evicted for violence after slapping a fellow contestant. Both were removed temporarily due to their actions.

In a chat with Indianexpress.com, Avinash opened up on his strong personality that may invite comparisons with Abhishek Kumar. He shared, “It is human psychology. People do compare, but everyone on this planet is different. They have their thoughts. People will see a very different personality. Next year, people will compare me with someone else who will be on the show. People have not seen the real Avinash. They will see how I react and I am sure it will have a positive impact.”

In the latest episode of Bigg Boss 18, Avinash Mishra was seen having a huge argument with several housemates, including Chum Darang and Karan Veer Mehra. The tension escalated when Bigg Boss gave the contestants a choice, that they could either send two housemates to jail or remove one from the house immediately. During the discussion, the drama took a more tragic turn. However, he was brought back into the house with control over ration soon after.

Avinash refused to give food to the housemates, despite Chahat Pandey and Vivian Dsena’s attempts to convince him. He demanded apologies from Karan Veer Mehra and Arfeen Khan for disrespecting him. Rajat Dalal, furious, began throwing Avinash Mishra’s belongings out of the house, ignoring Chahat’s attempts to stop him. As the housemates grew frustrated and hungry, Alice and Eisha tried to get Avinash to change his mind, but he continued to refuse their requests for food.