Bigg Boss 19: Glimpse of Tanya Mittal’s grand mansion surfaces amid TROLLS questioning her wealth, VIRAL video creates...

Tanya Mittal has been facing severe public criticism since she came into the Bigg Boss 19 house. In the house, her claims about her luxurious living, such as "bigger than a seven-star hotel" and having a whole floor just for her clothes, made the other housemates laugh and astonished. What began as a joke quickly transformed into a large-scale internet trolling, where most of the people accused her of exaggerating her wealth and lying.

A video, which is claimed to be of Tanya's family's house in Gwalior, has surfaced online and has sparked a debate again.

Is this Tanya Mittal's real house?

Tanya's emotional return to Gwalior is captured in the video, which has been extensively circulated on social media. The entryway is decorated with marigold flowers and opens onto a large lawn, while an outstanding lineup of luxury vehicles is parked outside the house.

Viewers who had previously dismissed her statements reacted differently after catching a glance of the mansion in the backdrop, which suggests a large, well-kept property.

Numerous videos from the visit also appear to show Tanya crying as she hugs her father after being away for months; this moment resonated with many people on the internet.

Why didn't Tanya speak about her father?

Tanya explained why she didn't bring up her father in the Bigg Boss house in a subsequent video. She acknowledged that she was reluctant to talk about her family because she was often made fun of. "Maine aapka naam nahi liya kyuki sab mera mazaak udaate aapka naam bolke," she said emotionally, explaining that the mockery had begun to hurt beyond the game.

Tanya's family got affected after...

Tanya's family was greatly impacted by the growing criticism, which ranged from comments comparing her to Aishwarya Rai to her excursions to Dubai for baklava. Her parents once made a public statement pleading with fans to wait to judge her until the end of her journey on the show.

They asked viewers to refrain from spreading videos and accusations, saying that such material causes long-lasting mental damage. The family called the debate an unexpectedly unpleasant period and pleaded to be kept out of it.