
Reality show Alliance’s Arslan Goni has dismissed the idea of a lasting feud with fellow contestant Kushal Tandon, saying it’s not a ‘khandaani dushmani’. In an exclusive interview with Hindustan Times, Goni…
Reality show Alliance’s Arslan Goni has dismissed the idea of a lasting feud with fellow contestant Kushal Tandon, saying it’s not a ‘khandaani dushmani’. In an exclusive interview with Hindustan Times, Goni said the public praised his dignity in their fight but that he was the only one who had a major argument in the season. He denied that his brother Aly Goni’s wildcard entry influenced their bond, explaining that many contestants were against Kushal and he got caught in the middle. Goni admitted he hasn’t spoken to Tandon since the show ended and said they were not close friends before entering the house either.
Reality show fights are never quite the blood feuds they appear on screen. Fans and channels love to frame a heated moment as an eternal rift, but Arslan Goni’s post-show candour punctures that narrative. He rightly points out that viewers see only half an hour of 24 hours, and friendships are rarely as brittle as they seem. The real test will be if he and Kushal ever share screen space again, or even a simple Instagram like.
Source: hindustantimes.com
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