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Time of India
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Exclusive – Roadies XX's Hartaaj Gill opens up about his bond with Prince Narula and Elvish Yadav; says, 'I was treated better in gang Prince'
Roadies XX fame Hartaaj Gill became the first runner-up of the show while Kushal Tanwar aka Gullu lifted the trophy of the show. Hartaaj gave an exclusive interview to Times of India TV where he opened up about his journey, not being able to win the show, and more. He also reflected on his bond with Prince Narula and Elvish Yadav. Hartaaj was initially in gang Elvish and later got selected in gang Prince during the auction. He expressed how he was never Elvish's priority and hence was happier in gang Prince. He said, 'For Elvish sir, Gullu was his number one priority and that's okay. However, when I went to gang Prince, I felt better because I was recognised there and my work was seen. Prince sir chose me over Mannu because he knew my hunger for the game is more. ' Hartaaj reacted to the recent controversy between Prince and Elvish and said, 'The two are mature enough to sort things out between them. I know things have gotten worse, but I don't think anyone should go on any podcast being like 'this gang leader' or 'that gang leader' doesn't deserve to be on the show.' He then reacted to the finale task and called it unfair: 'Why was it such a small task? We were told that there will be a puzzle that we need to solve at the end, but they removed it at the last moment because they knew Gullu won't be quick in that. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like This Device Made My Power Bill Drop Overnight elecTrick - Save upto 80% on Power Bill Pre-Order Undo The task was designed in a way that he can win it. It's so unfair.' He later said, 'Everyone on social media is saying what happened with me was unfair. Why did Gullu get a chance to see my performance while I didn't get to see anything? The show wanted Gullu to win, and that's why they planned it all. I'm very disappointed. I feel extremely bad because it's just so unfair. This shouldn't have happened.'
Time of India
7 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Exclusive – Hartaaj Gill calls out Roadies XX makers for biasness towards winner Kushal Tanwar; says, 'They let him see my finale task, it's not at all fair'
Roadies XX has come to an end with Kushal Tanwar lifting the trophy of the show and Hartaaj Gill becoming the first runner-up. Hartaaj lost the finale by 32 seconds and has been feeling heartbroken because of that. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now He gave an exclusive interview to Times of India TV and opened up about his journey on the show, bond with Prince Narula, Elvish Yadav, and more. Hartaaj expressed his disappointment after Gullu (Kushal) got to see him perform his task, while he was sent first and didn't get a chance to see the task. He shared, 'Everyone on social media is saying what happened with me was unfair. Why did Gullu get a chance to see my performance while I didn't get to see anything? The show wanted Gullu to win and that's why they planned it all. I'm very disappointed.' He further said, 'There was a puzzle task as well. However, they removed everything where brain has to be used because they knew if that would be the case, then I'll win it. I feel extremely bad because it's just so unfair. This shouldn't have happened.' Elvish, on the other hand, spoke about his journey and mentioned, 'My journey as a gang leader on Roadies XX was amazing. Initially, I didn't know what to do or how to play, but my fellow gang leaders helped me, and I learnt a lot from them. I came on the show only for the love of the audience and didn't expect to win. However, now that I've won, it feels amazing.' Talking about Gullu winning the show, he said, 'Gullu didn't get many chances on the show. He was evicted when he first came and later made a wildcard entry. However, he did very well whenever he got a chance, and according to me, he's a very deserving winner. If Yogesh from my gang had won, I'd be equally happy.'
