Mridul Tiwari Breaks SilenceOn His Mid-Week Eviction From Bigg Boss 19, Slams Makers

Evicted YouTuber subtly hits back at the reality show, posting photos of a massive crowd in Etawah to contrast the show’s official vote count.

November 28, 2025: YouTuber and former Bigg Boss 19 contestant Mridul Tiwari, whose recent mid-week eviction prompted debates among fans about the show’s voting process, has now hit back at the makers of the popular reality show through a social media post.

Mridul Tiwari shared a series of photos on Instagram from a recent public appearance in his hometown of Etawah, Uttar Pradesh. The pictures showcased a massive crowd of fans who had gathered to meet him, with the influencer posing from his car’s sunroof, surrounded by his enthusiastic well-wishers. The size of the crowd was so significant that police support was reportedly required to maintain order, demonstrating his widespread popularity outside the reality show.

Dressed casually in a white T-shirt and denim pants, Mridul was seen accepting garlands from his fans and expressing his gratitude. He used the occasion to subtly critique his eviction, which the show attributed to him receiving fewer votes. Alongside the photos depicting his large following, Mridul wrote a pointed caption: “4 Vote Mile the Mujhe. Ye mera Pariwaar hai or mai Inke Ghar ka Ladka (I received four votes. Contrary to that, this is my family, and I’m their son).”

Mridul Tiwari’s eviction from Bigg Boss 19 happened mid-week following a captaincy task that involved live audience voting. During the task, a group of individuals was brought inside the house to vote for their favorite contestants. The makers subsequently revealed that Gaurav Khanna and Shehbaz Badesha secured the most votes, becoming captaincy contenders, while Mridul’s low vote count led to his elimination. This decision sparked significant outrage and social media flooding from his dedicated fanbase.

The social media influencer, who originally hails from Etawah and is a resident of Noida, boasts a substantial following, including over 18 million subscribers on YouTube and 7.1 million followers on Instagram. Before his stint on Bigg Boss 19, he was widely known for his appearances in the “School Life” video series.