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Bigg Boss 19 is living up to its reputation as the house of controversies, and the latest storm revolves around contestant Tanya Mittal and her alleged ex-boyfriend, Balraj Singh. While Tanya has been grabbing headlines for her extravagant claims and bold attitude inside the house, Balraj has now decided to drag the matter to court.
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What’s the controversy?
Balraj Singh, a social media influencer and content creator has accused Tanya of misusing his name and their past interactions for publicity. He revealed that Tanya had once done a podcast with him, during which they clicked some pictures together. Later, she allegedly presented those same moments as something more personal by adding the romantic track “Humare Milan Ki Ghadi.”
Bigg Boss 19 Twist
Speaking about the issue, Balraj said:“She did a podcast with me. We clicked a picture, which she later presented differently by adding a romantic song. I ignored it at first, but I can’t anymore. I’ve already sent her a legal notice and asked her team to remove all my videos. They cannot use my content without my consent.”
This bold move has only added fuel to the fire, especially as Tanya is already under the scanner for her larger-than-life claims inside the house from boasting about having 150 bodyguards to flaunting her luxurious lifestyle.
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Who is Tanya Mittal?
At just 24, Tanya Mittal has worn many hats such as entrepreneur, influencer, social activist, and now reality TV contestant. Born in Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, on September 27, 2000, she pursued architecture at Chandigarh University before diving into business. At 19, she launched her brand “Handmade with Love by Tanya” with just ₹500, which grew into a successful venture selling handcrafted handbags, saris, and accessories.
Bigg Boss 19 Twist
Her fame skyrocketed when she won the title of Miss Asia Tourism Universe 2018, representing India on the international stage in Lebanon. Beyond glamour, Tanya has also been recognized for her social initiatives, from adopting a village near Gwalior to promote women’s education and menstrual hygiene, to funding the education of underprivileged children.
