Sonali Phogat, who made a wild card entry in Bigg Boss house, started crying badly remembering her husband during the realty show. She started crying while talking to Rahul Vaidya, another Bigg Boss contestant. In a special video released on Wednesday, Sonali is seen telling Rahul Vaidya how her husband inspired her to act and then enter politics. Sonali Phogat said that I come from a traditional family, where it has not been easy for women to go out for work. She says that I kept crying for years. Due to this, my eyesight also made a difference. I did not want to do this work. But then my mother-in-law encouraged me. He said that you move forward in politics. My husband also wanted me to join politics.
Remembering her husband, Sonali Phogat said, ‘I did not sleep at night long after his passing. Still going on the farm, I don’t feel like getting up from the room or bed. ‘ Sonali Phogat said that she is now busy fulfilling her husband’s dreams. Sonali said, ‘I am fulfilling all her dreams now. Farm and all trees. Whatever he wanted. Seeing Sonali Phogat crying, Rahul Mahajan, Jasmine Bhasin and Ali Goni reach him and explain that he should not cry. When Sonali Phogat does not stop crying, Ali Goni says that you are not alone, all the people of Bigg Boss are with you.
Before entering Bigg Boss, Sonali Phogat said in a conversation with Hindustan Times, ‘I have been associated with politics and my husband has supported me in this. But after his demise I came to know the truth about people and found out how they look at women. If a woman is good looking and alone then people do not want to let her live. He is mentally harassed and misinformed. People try their best to sit at home and take advantage of you. After the passing of my husband, I have faced many crises and I have become stronger because of them.
This answer was given on beating of a government employee: Sonali Phogat had said that the matter is in court, so I will not comment. But if someone insults a woman then I am always ready to fight. Sonali Phogat said that I am in social life. If I could not protect my own honor, then how can I protect the dignity of other women.