Exclusive- Tejasswi Prakash reacts to Pratik being called the 'real winner' of Bigg Boss 15

Tejasswi Prakash has been enjoying a great time in her professional life. The actress not just bagged the role of Naagin in the sixth season of the show, but was also crowned the winner of Bigg Boss 15 . However, there were many who felt that she did not deserve to win, and that first runner up Pratik should have won instead. Now, in an exclusive interview with us, she has opened up about it.

When we asked if she felt sad about the fact that Pratik is being called 'janta ka winner' and 'real winner', Tejasswi replied, "No it does not. You cannot make everyone happy. And everyone is entitled to have their own opinions and their own pick of who they want to see lift the trophy. So I am not bothered or even sad about what others are saying. I had full faith in my Ganpati Bappa that he would hold my hand and help me conquer this phase, which he did. I also was 100% sure that my fans would always offer their unwavering support."

Recalling her best and the worst moments from the show, Tejasswi said, "The ‘Best Moment’, hands down would be the time when Salman Sir announced my name as the winner of Bigg Boss 15. That is one moment that I will never forget. I’ve had other moments too but this one is the most precious one. As for my worst moment, honestly there are none because each low moment has a lesson learn and so I wouldn’t call any of them ‘worst’."

She also opened up about the revelations that made her happy and sad after she came out of the house and revealed, "I have been the happiest looking at all the support my fans were giving me during this journey. They have gone all out and if the trophy has come home its all thanks to them and my Ganpati Bappa. In terms of sad, there are things you find out that people were saying behind your back which you had no idea about when you were in the house, but that’s part of the learning so you learn and move on."

Well, we are looking forward to watching Teja take over our screens again with Naagin 6.