Exclusive: Bigg Boss Kannada 8's evicted contestant Vishwanath Haveri: I'm happy to be a part of the show but not satisfied with my early eviction

Haadu Karnataka fame Vishwanath Haveri is the latest contestant to get evicted from Bigg Boss Kannada season 8. While he did have a noteworthy stint inside the glasshouse, Vishwa's eviction initially sent shockwaves to himself as well as his inmates. In an exclusive chat with ETimes TV, the young singer spoke about his journey inside the Bigg Boss house and much more...

"I never thought I would be evicted at this point of the reality show. I am just blank right now and a little disappointed as well. I wanted to stay till the finale. This was my goal ever since I gave a nod to being a part of Bigg Boss Kannada season 8. I don't really know what went wrong. I am happy to be a part of the show but not happy about getting evicted this early. I could have stayed there for more than three-four weeks at least."

"I was being myself inside the Bigg Boss house. I was very confident about myself until my eviction. Never in my wildest dreams had I thought that saying goodbye to my co-contestants would be this hard. I have already started to miss them all. And my journey video snippet that was played inside the house made me realise that I had an eventful journey there."

"It's ok even if I am evicted, but the fact that I could not get a chance to converse with Sudeep sir is really disappointing. Maybe I would have got a better closure to my journey if Sudeep sir was there. I still feel my journey is incomplete without that exit conversation with Sudeep sir."

"During captaincy, I felt everyone inside the house respected the position and not the person. The captaincy week was indeed eventful for me. It was more of leadership for me than bossism. I never felt age was a barrier to me. Things did not change much. But, I realised there is a different weightage to the captain's words than the normal times. Needless to say, I was being myself."

"Everyone inside the Bigg Boss house gearing up to give their best. No matter how much you bond with your co-contestants, the urge to bag the winning title is getting stronger for every individual there. Everyone is there to play their own games and nothing else. They are clear about their goals. But, considering my 7-week journey inside the glasshouse, I strongly opine that none of them inside the Bigg Boss house are fake."

"I share a great bond with every contestant inside the house. We were a family. But I felt a little more connected with Divya Uruduga, Nidhi Subbiah, Manju Pavagad, and Rajeev."

"I am out of words to describe my bond with Nidhi Subbiah. She has been like an elder sister to me inside the house from the beginning. Hence, when I was asked to save a contestant before exiting the Bigg Boss house, I saved her. If Nidhi Akka can stay inside the house for another week peacefully, then I am the happiest. It is a true 'Akka-Thamma' (sister-brother) bond between myself and Nidhi Subbiah."

"I want to become a successful playback singer in the future. I want to be a music director, too. My biggest dream is to work with our beloved host Kiccha Sudeep sir. This would be a dream come true if I get a chance."