Nov 07, 2009
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Sree: "People have divided into groups"

Friday, July 3 2009, 22:14 UTC - by Catriona Wightman

WENN Sree has become the fifth housemate to be evicted from the Big Brother house after receiving 85% of the public vote.

The Indian student left to loud boos but remained calm as he posed for photographs.

He then sat down with Davina and this week's guests, Judi James and Kelly Osbourne, to discuss his time in the house.

The highlights of Sree's interview:

On being evicted: "For me, winning or losing is not important. Participation and representation is. It's a practical life experience. The person that comes after me is not a loser, they'll have a very good time and a good experience. Big Brother is a programme that's publicised worldwide, and thousands applied."

On his arguing with Marcus: "It's strange to understand him and talk with him, link up with him. It's like cross-cultural, different backgrounds. I cope with students a lot more than elder people. It's not about the age, it's about living in the same house with different people. He's quite an aggressive person, he uses all the swear language. And he does argue with me all the time."

On whether he had a strategy: "No, I need to work it out right now!"

On having arguments in the house: "When I was entering the house, they asked me: 'How do you feel?' I said: 'We are sailing in a boat with 15 people. It's not a destination, it's a journey'. I was like a baby in the house, people looked after me, but people have divided into groups."

On insulting Freddie's dyslexia: "It's not about insulting. My best friend is a dyslexia student (sic). The arguments are inevitable, but I never used anyone. That's not my attitude, that's not my lifestyle."

On Noirin: "Things have changed. When I talked with Lisa about my personal feelings about Noirin, Lisa said you can't fall in love with people who don't know you within two weeks. She's a friend of mine, exactly like Lisa. Do I love her? Not at all. I do like her, but I don't love her."

On whether his parents will be proud of him: "I hope so!"