Bigg Boss Tamil Season 5 has successfully crossed the three weeks mark. Following Nadia Chang's elimination in the second week, Abishek Raja was evicted from the last week. The host Kamal Haasan announced the second official elimination on Sunday. Now, a clip of Abishek opening up about the hatred on him is trending on the internet.

Abishek Raja is a famous Youtuber, cinema critic and video jockey. Even before his Bigg Boss days, the celebrity had a pinch of hatred on him among the netizens. He is always heavily criticised for his controversial talks and influential speeches. The video being speculated is said to be old but the fans are trending it as suits the situation post his eviction.

In the footage, Abishek opens up, "This is a short monologue and a disclaimer to the people who follow me. I haven't defended myself to date for the constructive criticisms, the hatred and the allegations on me. But as an individual, I am trying to co-exist in this world and trying to do some quality work in the meantime. I know I have a long way to go but I need to achieve. I am tired of defending myself, I don't want to do it and I won't do it. But it is quite interesting to see that I'm becoming a debatable topic."

"So what I wanted to tell you guys was when there is scope for improvement, I am learning more through something. I will continue to do it. It has been a great learning curve. It is very interesting to see how people create and develop different viewpoints on me. So if I defend myself, it will prove that I'm wrong but also I can't ignore all the criticisms on me, I have to address them. 'Ignore the Negativity' will work only for big cinema stars, people like me have to embrace the negativity. I always liked the uncertainties in the life," he added.

Abishek concludes by saying, "I like that I'm being challenged. I am happy to connect with you all. I am thankful to all the people who admire me and hate me. It's going to be loads of fun ahead. A lot of nice things coming your way. Hoping to do good work. Nothing will stop me from doing what I want to do. Now, I got an interesting platform and I will be true to the audience."