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Niti Taylor: I’d rather be crybaby than backstabber
Niti Taylor, a contestant on the reality show Alliance, has defended being called a 'crybaby' during the game. In an exclusive interview, she said she is happy to be known for her…
The Story in Brief
Niti Taylor, a contestant on the reality show Alliance, has defended being called a 'crybaby' during the game. In an exclusive interview, she said she is happy to be known for her emotions rather than as a backstabber or betrayer. Taylor named Kushal Tandon and wildcard entry Aly Goni as the show's masterminds. She said Tandon is misunderstood and has a strong grasp of the game, while Goni completely changed the dynamics after entering. Taylor also noted that contestants were playing strategically, with some following the herd.
Reflecting on her journey, Taylor said she discovered a new side of herself and realised she is stronger than she thought. She never imagined she would be good at games, but the experience proved otherwise.
The Indian Opinion
The usual narrative that reality show contestants are either fake or ruthless ignores moments like this. Taylor owns her tears without apology, and she credits others for smart gameplay rather than villainising them. It is a reminder that vulnerability and honesty can coexist with strategy. The real test for viewers is whether they can appreciate that nuance instead of reaching for easy tags. Will the audience value emotional honesty as much as game mastery? That remains to be watched.
Source: hindustantimes.com
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