Karan Veer Mehra's All-Black Sass Adds Pizzazz To Samarth Jurel's Birthday Bash
Recently, Karan Veer Mehra attended Samarth Jurel's birthday bash, where paparazzi called him the real Bigg Boss winner.
Karan Veer Mehra won the hearts of many after showing his real and smart personality in Bigg Boss 18, where he emerged as the winner, defeating Vivian Dsena. Since the show ended, fans have continued to support the actor and his popularity has grown ever since. Recently, the small screen star attended Samarth Jurel's birthday bash, where paparazzi called him the real Bigg Boss winner. Although Karan and Samarth didn't compete in the same season, they share a close friendship. While Karan's rumoured partner and fellow BB contestant, Chum Darang, wasn't present, he still managed to turn heads. His all-black outfit and stylish appearance left fans stunned as he made a grand entrance at the event.
In the paparazzi video, the Ragini MMS 2 star looked stylish in a black shirt, which he loosely tucked into matching black pants. He paired his outfit with black shoes. Karan also wore minimal accessories, which included a plain neck chain and a bracelet, to complete his look. Even though he wasn't the most glamorous-looking person at the party, Karan still caught everyone's attention and received a lot of praise from fans.
Despite winning Bigg Boss 18, Karan Veer Mehra, in an interview with Pinkvilla, claimed that not everyone was happy after the announcement. He said, 'I think Chum and Shilpa and my sister, whom I met later because I was celebrating more with them, but yes, people were less happy with me at that time. I didn't realise it then because it was a mix of emotions. But now, when I see videos of how people are speaking badly about me, I don't feel too bad for myself, but my mom fell sick watching the show because there was so much negativity about me. So that's what is bothering me, like, why were they doing this? I wasn't even talking about anyone, nor did I have the time. I was busy with my gym and having fun. But still, despite everything, the trophy came home."
Other than Karan Veer Mehra, Samarth Jurel's birthday celebrations were also attended by Ankita Lokhande, Nia Sharma, Vicky Jain and Munawar Faruqui, Arjun Bijlani walked the red carpet of the event with his wife Neha Swami, Aly Goni, Reem Shaikh, Bharti Singh, Digvijay Rathee, Abhishek Kumar, Rahul Vaidya, Manisha Rani, Zaid Darbar, Sudesh Lahiri and Harpal Singh Sokhi.
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