Roadies XX: Evicted Contestant Nishi Tanwar Reveals Shocking Details; Says, 'I Have a Good Bond With Elvish, Rhea but Not With Prince Narula'
Reality show
Roadies XX
has been winning hearts ever since the very start. The show is entertaining fans more than ever with exciting episodes and adventurous tasks. The latest episodes left everyone shocked after
Nishi Tanwar
and Charlie got evicted from the show.
Nishi got in touch with The Times of India exclusively and gave an interview. There, she spoke about her journey on the show, how she didn't expect to be evicted so soon, and much more. However, what raised many eyebrows was how she and Prince Narula didn't really get along. She mentioned how she was never a priority for Prince, and hence, didn't get enough chances to prove herself.
She said, 'Things with Prince are bitter.
While I've a good bond with Elvish, Rhea, and others, things aren't really great with Prince. I was never a priority for him. It was Mannu who was Prince's priority.'
She shared, 'This year's season was solely made for the male participants and not for the female contestants. Be it the task or the gang leader's priority, it was always the men who seemed to be given the preference. I wasn't quite happy with it, and it made me feel like — why even call the female contestants on the show? They should make a show with only the men and then enjoy it.
I was quite disappointed with this.'
'Honestly, I had a lot of respect for Prince sir when I entered the show,' Nishi shared. 'He was someone I looked up to — not just as a gang leader but as someone who had made his mark through sheer hard work. But somewhere along the way, things changed. I didn't get enough priority from him or my gang. While things with the other gang leaders are good, it's still bitter with him. Things ended on a bad note, and the bitterness remains.
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