Rohed Khan On Bigg Boss 20's Aasif-Aman Row: 'Calling Someone Low-Class Is More Bullying' – Exclusive
Rohed Khan ended up being nominated for discussing nominations in Bigg Boss 20; however, he does believe that everyone did so. Nonetheless, the Australian actor and model has no regrets or disappointments about his eviction. He spoke to iDiva post his eviction and revealed his thoughts on Qazi Touqeer’s act, him and his friends being called the ‘bully gang’, among other things.
Bigg Boss 20 contestant Rohed Khan on Qazi Touqeer, the bully gang title and moreAsk him how disappointed he was when he got to know that the first elimination happened to be his, and he said, “To be honest with you, and saying it bluntly, I am not disappointed at all. I am not happy that I came out first, but it’s not like I took everything to heart. Given the show’s concept, maybe I was a misfit, and maybe I couldn’t give my best in it.”
Everyone goes back to the episodes after their eviction, and oftentimes, some episodes and moments come as quite the revelation. Talking about what came across as a rather shocking moment to him, Rohed says, “For me, the only shocking factor was that I was eliminated because I talked about the nomination. And when I came out, I saw that everyone was doing the same thing. Maybe I did a little too much. I don't understand it a little bit, but it's Bigg Boss house; it's his rule; he decides everything, so that was the only shocking thing that I felt.”
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Rohed wasn’t actively involved in fights or creating issues in the house, and he says he stayed away from petty fights or getting angry over small things because it’s just a part of his personality. He says, “In real life, I don’t get angry over small things. If I were to get angry in front of 108 cameras for no reason, it would be fake on my part.”
He added, “I was waiting for some big issue, and by the time I found out that Qazi was acting for sure, I was really holding myself back and gauging everybody, 2 weeks went by. I cannot fight over tea and sugar, and if I am not like that, I cannot fake it.”
Qazi Touqeer’s act has been met with rather mixed reactions, with the likes of Mahhi Vij and others trying to calm the situation down, while Rhiti Tiwari, among others, had a massive outburst. Ask Rohed what his reaction would be, and he tells us that he did react to the entire issue, but it wasn’t aired. He says, “My reaction was real. If you look at things from our perspective, we did not know that he had informed the audience and done it, but according to us, no one knows, and he is fooling everyone. But when I got to know that it is his strategy and he’s actually told the audience that he is doing this, then I have my respect for him. Everyone’s emotions and anger were justified because the people inside the house did not know what he was doing.”
The title of one group of people being called the ‘bully gang’ is no secret to Bigg Boss, and this season is no different. Ask Rohed about his thoughts on the same, and whether Love, Scout, or Amrapali are actually the bullies, or simply reacting to situations, and he outright called it ‘nonsensical ’.
He says, “I myself have experienced it, for example, when Love is going somewhere, the other gang is saying ‘are chamchi aagyi’, and obviously, she will react. If you are calling someone out, they will obviously answer back; they will not prise you. No one in that house is ‘dudh ka dhula’, not even me. The start was always from someone else — if you are calling someone out, you should be able to hear what they have to say as well, so how is this bullying?”
Rohed further added, “A similar situation happened between Aasif Khan and Aman Gandhi as well. I heard it myself that Aman indirectly taunted him and called Aasif a ‘low-class citizen’. I don’t go in local trains, etc., and I think that’s being more of a bully than what Aasif said, but it’s okay; it’s just a game at the end of the day.”
Lastly, ask him if he’d still be open to doing reality shows after his experience in Bigg Boss 20
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