‘How Can You Body-Shame Someone For Your Fun?’

‘If
a
senior
person
like
Ranvir
Shorey,
who
has
worked
in
the
industry
for
so
many
years,
cannot
take
a
stand
for
me,
what
should
I
expect
from
the
others?’

Sana
Sultan‘s
stint
on

Bigg
Boss
OTT
S3
may
not
have
been
remarkable
but
her
ability
to
stay
true
to
herself
while
dealing
with
the
complex
dynamics
of
the
house
has
earned
her
a
special
place
in
the
hearts
of
many
fans.

She
recaps
her
journey
and
tells



Rediff.com
Contributor

Mohnish
Singh,
“I
would
never
like
to
meet
Armaan
Malik
again.
Though
we
discussed
on
the
show
that
we
would
love
to
do
songs
together
and
stuff,
but
not
anymore.”

How
disappointed
are
you
after
being
evicted
from
the
show,
especially
so
close
to
the
finale?

Honestly,
there
is
no
disappointment
because
I
always
knew
that
as
the
show
nears
its
finale,
the
game
would
become
pretty
ugly.

I
prayed
to
God
that
whenever
the
show
starts
getting
ugly,
please
eliminate
me,
because
I
don’t
like
to
embroil
myself
in
any
unnecessary
conflict.

So
I
am
not
disappointed.

I
enjoyed
every
second
of
my
journey
inside
the
house.

Some
of
the
housemates
called
you
‘the
fakest
contestant
on
the
show’.
How
do
you
react?

I
won’t
blame
them
because
I
have
a
very
contradictory
personality.

I
speak
Urdu
but
the
way
I
carry
myself
and
dress
is
very
western.

The
more
you
know
me,
the
more
you
will
realise
that
I
am
like
that.
I
am
not
trying
to
be
something
I
am
not.

If
you
have
followed
the
whole
season,
you
would
know
that
the
same
people
who
used
to
call
me
fake
initially
started
saying,
‘Oh,
she
is
genuine’.

I
am
sure
my
personality
would
have
confused
the
audience
also,
especially
in
the
first
few
episodes.

But
as
the
show
progressed,
they
started
liking
me.

I
am
happy
that
they
realised
I
am
not
a
fake
girl
but
a
real
girl.

Sana
Makbul
did
not
get
along
with
you
initially.
She
went
on
to
say
that
two
girls
with
the
same
name
cannot
live
in
the
show
and
hence,
you
should
be
voted
out.
But
we
saw
a
friendship
blossoming
between
you
two
later.

Yes,
there
was
no
love
lost
between
us
initially.

When
she
made
that
statement,
I
was
like,
‘You
are
a
fine
actress,
then
why
are
you
so
insecure?’

I
thought
if
this
girl
does
not
like
me,
why
should
I
like
her?

She
would
always
nominate
me.

But
as
time
whizzed
by,
I
realised
she’s
is
not
that
bad.

She’s
very
vocal.

She
openly
says,
‘I
am
selfish.
I
am
not
here
to
make
friends.
I
have
come
here
to
win
the
trophy
and
am
ready
to
break
my
bond
with
anyone
who
comes
in
between.’

So,
I
started
liking
her

aitmaad
(confidence).

Additionally,
Naezy
started
telling
me
that
contrary
to
my
belief,
Sana
Makbul
never
backbites
me.

She
even
consoled
me
after
my
tiff
with
Armaan
Malik.

She
understood
me
perhaps
because
he
had
done
the
same
with
her.

All
of
this
led
me
to
make
friends
with
her.

Do
you
blame
Adnan
Shaikh
for
your
eviction
because
it
was
his
miscalculation
during
the
counting
task
that
cost
you
the
game?

We
were
tasked
to
count
for
13
minutes
but
he
did
not
listen
to
me
and
kept
counting
for
more
than
16
minutes.

I
think
I
should
have
been
more
vocal.

Having
said
that,
he
tried
to
give
his
best
shot.

I
wish
he
had
a
longer
journey
on
the
show
because
he
had
just
entered.

I
spent
more
than
a
month
inside
the
house
but
he
faced
the
elimination
within
a
week
of
his
entry.

I
felt
a
little
bad
about
him
because
I
know
him
from
before.
He
is
a
friend.

Armaan
Malik
ridiculed
you
when
you
failed
to
explain
the
meanings
of
some
Urdu
words,
asked
by
host
Anil
Kapoor.

You
speak
Hindi
in
your
day-to-day
life
but
there
would
be
so
many
difficult
words
that
you
may
not
know.

The
same
goes
for
Urdu.

I
speak
Urdu
but
that
does
not
mean
I
know
the
meaning
of
each
and
every
word.

While
you
always
stayed
true
to
your
friendship
with
Sai
Kethan
Rao,
his
efforts
didn’t
seem
genuine
to
a
lot
of
viewers.
What
would
you
say?

Yes,
a
lot
of
people
are
telling
me
that.

I
think
he
was
loyal
about
our
friendship
in
the
beginning.

He
got
himself
fired
from
the
position
of

baharwala
to
save
me
from
eviction.

Somewhere
down
the
line,
I
always
had
this
intuition
that
he
was
the

baharwala,
and
when
he
saved
me,
his
gesture
strengthened
our
friendship.

But
differences
started
cropping
up
between
us
towards
the
end
of
my
journey
because
he
was
greatly
influenced
by
Armaan
Malik,
who
never
missed
an
opportunity
to
instigate
him
against
me.

Do
you
think
Sai
is
also
influenced
by
Ranvir
Shorey?

Yes.
I
saw
a
clip
after
coming
out
of
the
house
where
Ranvir
is
telling
Sai
that
I
was
using
him.

I
think
Armaan
and
Ranvir
are
fake
and
do
not
understand
the
meaning
of
a
real
friendship.
That’s
why
they
cannot
digest
if
someone
else
is
trying
to
build
a
genuine
friendship
with
someone.

Being
kind
and
having
a
genuine
connection
is
considered
fake
in
today’s
times.

I
can
proudly
say
that
I
was
never
fake
in
my
friendship
with
Sai
and
stand
by
him
till
date.

Ranvir
Shorey
claims
to
be
impartial
but
when
Armaan
body-shamed
you,
he
stood
by
him.
But
he
did
tell
Armaan
to
apologise
later.

I
told
Ranvirji
that
he
was
being
biased.

He
said
Armaan
was
just
having
fun.

How
can
you
body-shame
someone
for
your
fun?

If
a
senior
person
like
him,
who
has
worked
in
the
industry
for
so
many
years,
cannot
take
a
stand
for
me,
what
should
I
expect
from
the
others?

He
stood
by
him
till
the
end.

But
then
maybe
his
conscience
disapproved
of
his
decision
and
he
asked
Armaan
to
say
sorry.

Which
contestant
would
you
not
like
to
keep
in
touch
after
the
show
ends?

Life
is
a
long
journey,
so
you
never
know
who
you
bump
into
and
when.

But
if
I
have
my
way,
I
would
never
like
to
meet
Armaan
Malik
again.

Though
we
discussed
on
the
show
that
we
would
love
to
do
songs
together
and
stuff,
but
not
anymore.

Poulomi
Das,
Naezy
and
Sai
Ketan
Rao
are
the
three
friends
I
would
always
like
to
keep
company
with.

Who
do
you
think
has
the
best
chance
of
winning
the
season?

Sai
and
Naezy,
of
course.

Ranvir
Shorey
is
very
calculative,
so
he
might
also
win.

Sana
Makbul
is
a
strong
contender.
Her
attitude
might
favour
her
in
winning.

Vishal
Pandey
is
very
logical
but
his
game
has
gone
haywire
now.
He
can
bounce
back
any
day
though.
He
was
pretty
focused
in
the
beginning.

How
would
you
describe
the
following
contestants
in
one
word?

Sana
Makbul:
Headstrong.

Ranvir
Shorey:
Calculative.

Armaan
Malik:
Manipulative.

Kritika
Malik:
Loves
dressing
up.

Shivani
Kumar:
Drama
Queen.

Vishal
Pandey:
Loyal
friend.

Lovekesh
Kataria:
Okay.

Sai
Ketan
Rao:
Endearing.

Naezy:
Great.