From flying to Dubai to have Baklava to getting biscuits from London: Tanya Mittal’s lavish lifestyle revelations in Bigg Boss 19

Tanya Mittal has become one of the most talked-about contestants of Bigg Boss 19 — not for controversies or fights, but for her extravagant revelations about her ultra-luxurious lifestyle. From flying to Dubai just to eat Baklava to having hundreds of sarees and a house that rivals a seven-star hotel, her statements have left both the housemates and viewers astonished. Here’s a look at Tanya’s most viral confessions inside the Bigg Boss house.

Tanya Mittal made jaws drop when she narrated how she once took a spontaneous flight to Dubai just to satisfy her craving for Baklava. She recalled, “From Gwalior, I visit Morena for work. Once I felt like having sweets, Baklava, and I said, ‘Chalo Dubai.’ So from Morena, we took the car to Delhi, booked a flight to Dubai, had Baklava, and within an hour, we flew back.” While she clarified that the viral reel only showed part of the story, Tanya admitted that such impulsive luxury trips weren’t rare for her — all captured in her vlogs, giving fans a glimpse of her indulgent life.

In another conversation with Neelam Giri, Tanya proudly confessed that she only eats biscuits brought from London. “You know my biscuits come from London. Every two months someone gets me biscuits. If I don’t get them, I start crying — mere life me meetha nahi hai, kya karu,” she said. When Neelam jokingly called her demands “over the top,” Tanya replied confidently, “Yeh over nahi hai. This is my basic. You haven’t heard my over.” The moment left everyone amused and further cemented Tanya’s reputation for having the most unusual luxuries as her “basics.”

Revealing yet another quirky habit, Tanya shared that she often travels from Gwalior to Delhi — a six-hour journey — just to eat her favorite daal from a specific hotel. “If I want to have daal, I travel to Delhi or else I stay hungry,” she admitted. She even confessed to canceling staff’s leave when her cravings aren’t met, saying, “Subah se khaana paani band, gusse mein staff ki chutti kar deti hoon.” Her candid storytelling left housemates stunned, as she described how she would eat and return to Gwalior the very same night.

Tanya’s eccentric coffee-drinking ritual became another hot topic. She revealed, “Coffee pine mein pata hai kaise jaati hu? Gwalior se Agra jaungi, waha se coffee kharid ke peeungi nahi. Woh coffee thandi chahiye, ice box saath rehta hai. Garden mein jaake hi peeti hu.” She laughed while admitting she often pretends to be “down to earth” in front of others. Her oddly specific coffee routine added another layer to her already fascinating personality, showing how even her simplest moments come with grandeur and precision.

Tanya’s claim about having “150 bodyguards” instantly went viral across social media. The statement sparked laughter and disbelief among housemates, yet Tanya remained unfazed. Her confident declaration became one of the season’s most replayed moments, with fans debating whether she was exaggerating or simply expressing her real-life privileges. Regardless, the statement added to her growing reputation as Bigg Boss 19’s most flamboyant contestant.

Tanya stunned everyone by claiming her home outshines the luxury of any seven-star hotel. She described, “Humare kitchen shelves mein lift hai upar wale kitchen tak jaane ke liye… Swarg hota hai na, agar dharti pe hota toh aisa hi dikhta.” She detailed how every floor houses multiple staff members — five on each level, two kitchen staff, and seven drivers. With a wardrobe spread over 2,500 square feet, her description painted a picture of sheer extravagance that left her co-contestants wide-eyed.

Tanya’s preparation for Bigg Boss 19 matched her lavish lifestyle — she revealed bringing over 500 customized sarees, around 50 kilos of jewelry, and even her own silver utensils and bottle. In a show where contestants often adjust to shared resources, Tanya stood out as the only one permitted to carry personal items of such value. Her entry into the house was nothing short of regal, proving that for Tanya Mittal, luxury isn’t an act — it’s a way of life.