Q1: Were there any truth to the rumors about Aishwarya’s strained relations with co-actor Aisha Singh?
A1: No, there’s no truth to it. I’ve never witnessed any conflicts between Aishwarya and Aisha or anyone on the set. They’re both excellent and professional actors. If there were issues, it’s news to me, and if not, let’s move on gracefully.
Q2: Some say Bigg Boss is biased towards Neil and Aishwarya. What’s your take on their gameplay?
A2: Bigg Boss sets its own rules, and if they say they won’t be biased, I’ll take their word for it. Neil and Aishwarya are progressing well in the game, contributing each week, and I believe they can go far if they keep it up.
Q3: Do you believe Neil and Aishwarya should have their parents or family members brought into the show, similar to what happened with Vicky Jain and Ankita Lokhande?
A3: No, there’s no need for that. Neil and Aishwarya are already a mature and well-adjusted couple. Involving their family in their disagreements is unnecessary. Every relationship has its conflicts, and what happens behind closed doors doesn’t always need external intervention. We might not even be aware of their disputes if it weren’t for the nature of live television. I am confident that there’s no necessity for their parents to come into the picture, especially concerning this matter.
