Baseer Ali called out Salman Khan and the producers' bias against him after he was kicked off Bigg Boss 19. He questioned why Malti Chahar's sexual orientation comments had gone unanswered by the host. He said the producers were 'cruel' to Malti Chahar since they should have called him out during Weekend Ka Vaar, but they didn't. For the unversed, Baseer Ali and Nehal Chudasama's time on the show unfortunately came to a shocking end. The former was regarded as one of the season's top contenders, therefore many were surprised by his eviction, even if Nehal's elimination was anticipated.
Baser Ali said in an exclusive interview with SCREEN that his eviction was unfair and that the Bigg Boss crew had shown bias throughout the competition. "What was Bigg Boss doing about it? It was said on camera, and the clip came out from the Bigg Boss team. What did Salman Khan sir or the makers do about it? Did they not want to address it? Is that fair to me? When I called the contestant quality shit, it was made into a big issue. Farah Khan blasted me for it, and I was looking like the bad guy then," he said.
Baseer Ali continued, "Gaurav had made a comment to Amaal that you come from such a reputed family. Pointing towards me, he said, ‘Yeh log toh aise hai, don’t we come from good families?’ Nobody addressed these situations. It is very evident they don’t want to address these things as it worked for them."
The former Bigg Boss 19 contestant added, "Also, there was absolutely no guidance given to me. It is unfair on the part of the makers to discard everything that was negatively said about me."
Baseer Ali went on to discuss his eviction and acknowledged that even he was shocked to learn that he would have to leave the show. "I have learnt the art of acceptance due to the experience from the reality shows I have been a part of. Bigg Boss has taught me a lot. When I got evicted, I was in disbelief for a fraction of a second. The day I was evicted, when I woke up, the house where I spent 63 days felt different. I took it as a sign from God. When I was evicted, I just walked out with a smile."
Baseer Ali has a sizable fan base as a result of his numerous appearances on well-known reality shows. He competed in Ace of Space 2 (2019), Roadies Rising (2017), and even Splitsvilla 10 (2017) prior to Bigg Boss 19. Baseer, a veteran of reality shows, was a favorite among the fans to spend a significant amount of time in the BB19 house, if not win the competition. But his dismissal while a third of the show was still airing appeared to be skewed toward a sizable fan base.