Rahul has a very manipulative dirty mind Diana Hayden

Former Miss World Diana Hayden is a relieved girl after being evicted from Bigg Boss 2. Diana had entered Bigg Boss as a wild card entrant and through her six-week stay in the house, she’s seen the good and the bad side of her housemates. Tellychakkar spoke to her a day after her eviction. Are you surprised that the public voted for Ashutosh and not you? Not at all. In fact, I urge the people to vote for him. The last two weeks has got very dirty and I wasn’t keen on staying any longer in the house. You seemed to be pretty fond of Ashutosh. Was it a genuine liking for him or just a plan to win over another housemate to secure your position? I want to make it clear that that I’m not seeing Ashutosh or anyone. I’m very much single. I find your second question very insulting. We have similar personalities and thus its inevitable for us to be spend time together. Barring Ashutosh, all other housemates weren’t comfortable with you. A few of them found you dominating. Comment. That’s because unlike the rest, I never played any dirty games. As said earlier, the last two weeks have been really dirty. These people encourage fights. It was sad to see how these people, especially Raja, cut Ashutosh to size. What do you have to say about Rahul Mahajan? He’s got a very manipulative dirty mind. Every move of his is aimed for the camera. He lies, encourages fights, and is someone who wouldn’t hesitate in kicking someone’s stomach. Rahul Roy has said that if Mahajan wins then this country will go to the dogs. Well, that's a very strong statement to make. I don’t think the country is going to gain or lose anything from Bigg Boss. I would urge the viewers to use their conscience before voting for any body. One crore rupees may not be substantial for a Rahul or me but it holds great significance for some housemates. Are you trying to say that viewers should vote for the needy? No, it’s not just about money. I want to send a message to the viewers to use their conscience before deciding upon the winner. They mustn’t undermine the dirty games being played by the likes of Rahul and Raja. Sambhavana may be abusive but she certainly has a good heart. Who would you want to win? My vote is for Ashutosh. The very foundation of our friendship lies in the basic values which we share in common. He’s a simple, honest and a good hearted guy. I was really touched when he helped me in the kitchen. Are you aware that it was Zulfi who lied to Debojit that you voted against him? I learned this after coming from the house and I must admit that I was really disappointed with him. I knew Zulfi before but we were never the best of friends. However,, let’s not forget that this is a game and people will try to create trouble between others to ensure their own safety. As for Debojit, he’s a real bhola (innocent) . I’m very keen to speak to him and sort this matter out with him. Ahsaan Qureshi alleged that you alienated him from the rest of the housemates. I never had a problem with Ahsaan. It was the other way around. When I entered the house, Zulfi and Ashutosh were the two people who I was mingling with. Ahsaan used to fill their ears about me. However, he didn’t realise that Zulfi and Ashu would then get back to me. It was he who was trying to create trouble. Bigg Boss is very vulgar. Do you agree? No, I don’t think so. I don’t know what was being televised but no one dared to use abusive language in front of me. What has Big Boss done for your career? I wasn’t expecting anything from this show. As it is, I think I’m doing fine in my career. All I can say is that I’ve thoroughly enjoyed my six weeks in the Bigg Boss house. It’s only in the last few weeks that things got dirty and I was ready to leave. I learned how to work. I cleaned 18 bed sheets in a single day. It was great fun to cook as well. Hasn’t your Hindi improved? (Laughs) That is one thing that improved tremendously and I’m really proud of it. Where was Diana Hayden before Bigg Boss? Well, I’ve been moving between LA and London. I did the international film Othello: A South African Tale. I also hosted a show on History channel. Aren’t you looking at returning to Bollywood? No. There was period in the late 1990s when Indian women were winning beauty pageants. Why don’t we see an Indian beauty winning now? I don’t think I’m the right person to answer this question. Well, if we haven’t produced a winner in all these years, then perhaps we need to look at the girls who we are sending. What’s next for you? After my eviction I’ve been giving endless interviews. At the moment, I’m pretty tired and so need to go on a nice long holiday.