Recently, evicted Bigg Boss 11 contestant Arshi Khan gave some spicy answers while exclusively talking to filmymantra.
*Talking about the Bigg Boss journey
Arshi said that her journey wasn’t long because she always thought that she will stay in the house for 15 weeks. But getting evicted in the 12th week of the show was a painful one. She also went on saying that she felt insulted as she was evicted before contestants like Luv and Priyank.
*Talking about the eviction
Arshi said that after she came out of the house she came to know that 90% of Bigg Boss was about her and so she is very curious as well as upset how come the contestant who is so popular has got the least number of votes. She also expressed that she is still not clear about the reason for her eviction.
*On Being asked about Hiten Tejwani
The moment Arshi was asked about her equation with Hiten, she blushed and went on saying that Hiten Tejwani is actually handsome. She actually liked him. (mujhe bada pasand ta vo, mera dil aagya tha unpe). She also revealed that Hiten also use to enjoy when she use to flirt with him. On being asked whether it was just for show, Arshi replied that it wasn’t for the show, it was all natural.
*Friendship with Hina Khan
Arshi Khan revealed that she never wanted to be friends with Hina. it was Hina who approached her and asked Arshi spend couple of hours with her and then they will be friends. Arshi also revealed that she gave those hours to Hina as she never wished to be friends with Hina.
*Shilpa was important for me
Arshi was quoted saying that ‘I never wanted to be friends with Hina because Shilpa was my friend and i never wanted to give that place to anybody else as Shilpa was very important for me”. She also stated the reason behind her ugly relationship with show during the last few weeks. Arshi said that Shilpa didn’t wanted to share ‘ARSHI’ with anyone else and when she started bonding up with Hina, it didn’t go well with Shilpa.
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