Ehsaan Qureshi seemed to be having the last laugh when he was eliminated from Bigg Boss last week. The stand-up comedian claims that he was glad to get out of 'jail' especially after some of the housemates stopped respecting him after he was nominated for eviction.

He talks to Rajul Hegde about the house politics, and more.

You're out of Bigg Boss. How do you feel?

I feel really good getting out of the Bigg Boss house because I was missing my family. It's like coming out of a jail even though it was an interesting experience.

Why do you say that?

Living in the house for 65 days -- totally disconnected from the outside world without newspapers or television -- is a big achievement. When I came out , I learnt that I was shown onscreen for only about 20 percent. I would religiously go to the gym, do the cleaning, discuss interesting topics -- the housemates would come to me with problems since I was senior, and I would try to solve them. But the channel only showed me when I am resting and doing nothing. I don't blame the channel because they know what to show.

I did not keep a fast on the first day of Ramzan because I am a diabetic. But I fasted from the second day onwards, as I had nothing to do in the house. This was not shown by the channel. This created a controversy in Madhya Pradesh [Images] and even my friends started asking me why I did not fast.

What kind of response did you get after coming of the house?