Q1: What happened at the weekend bar with Ankita and Vicky?
A1: Vicky tried to raise an issue at Ankita’s place, but it wasn’t addressed during the weekend bar discussion. Various topics, including what to eat and my concerns, were discussed, but not the specific issue.
Q2: Why do you feel the attention wasn’t given to the matter?
A2: Ankita mentioned that she was doing all these things for attention, and I felt it wasn’t highlighted when someone does something wrong. I believe it’s essential to address such situations instead of avoiding them.
Q3: Did you feel neglected during the Weekend Ka Vaar discussions?
A3: Yes, I felt that both Neil and I didn’t receive the attention we deserved, especially concerning the issues at hand. It seemed like the focus was not on highlighting the positive aspects or achievements.
Q4: Why did you think you weren’t mentioned in the discussions?
A4: I sensed that discussions were avoiding topics related to me. I felt like the attention was not given, and it made me realize that individuality was not respected. The whole situation seemed like a game with no clear rules.
Q5: Did you feel misunderstood or criticized during the discussions?
A5: Every time the conversation shifted to Munawar Mannara, I felt criticized without understanding my perspective. There was an ongoing feeling that I was being blamed, even when I was clear about my points and never hesitated to speak my mind.
Q6: How did you respond to the situation?
A6: I held my ground, confident that I wasn’t wrong. I played the game as it came and felt proud of myself. I didn’t feel the need to explain anything to anyone; my actions spoke for themselves.
