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Orry calls Akanksha Chamola a snake for milking Gaurav Khanna’s fame
Orry calls Akanksha Chamola a snake for milking Gaurav Khanna’s fame
Orry, a contestant on Khatron Ke Khiladi 15, has called Akanksha Chamola a 'real snake in the grass' for allegedly milking her estranged husband Gaurav Khanna's fame. Hindustan Times reports that Orry…
Orry, a contestant on Khatron Ke Khiladi 15, has called Akanksha Chamola a 'real snake in the grass' for allegedly milking her estranged husband Gaurav Khanna's fame. Hindustan Times reports that Orry commented on an Instagram post, saying Akanksha is 'blackening his good name' for views and that he did not even know Gaurav was married despite sharing a vanity with him for a month. Orry also addressed Shagun Sharma's bullying allegations against Gaurav, saying he bullied her more and they remain friends.
Akanksha recently revealed on Lock Upp season 2 that she and Gaurav are separated and will divorce soon. NDTV also quoted Orry's remark that Akanksha is 'milking his fame for her own views'. Gaurav later appeared on Lock Upp to clarify they are still legally married and have not filed for divorce yet. Shagun Sharma had earlier told Filmygyan that Gaurav bullied her during Khatron Ke Khiladi 15, though she did not say if that is his real personality.
Indian Opinion Analysis
Both Hindustan Times and NDTV report the same celebrity feud in near-identical wire-style framing, with no editorial slant. Hindustan Times provides more context by including Shagun's allegations and Gaurav's clarification, while NDTV leads with Orry's comment alone. Neither source adopts a pro-government or critical stance because the story is purely entertainment gossip with no political dimension. The coverage is uniform straight reporting of a showbiz spat. The measured read is that this is a standard reality-TV controversy driven by multiple participants airing grievances for publicity, no further development is likely until the divorce is filed or the shows air.
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Coverage: 2 sources, 2 neutral
Sources (2): hindustantimes.com (neutral report), ndtv.com (neutral report)
This story was synthesised by AI from the 2 sources linked above.
