Shehzada Dhami: Vivian has taken the word laadla seriously, and he is using it as a pass to be arrogant

In a stunning turn of events on COLORS' 'Bigg Boss 18', Shehzada Dhami bid adieu to the infamous house just as the Diwali celebrations were winding down, leaving housemates in shock. Known for his fiery persona and a backstory filled with controversy, Shehzada entered the house on the heels of being expelled from a popular fiction show due to allegations of unprofessional behaviour, which he claims were unfounded.

From the moment he stepped into the house, the stakes were high. His rivalry with the house’s self-proclaimed "laadla" Vivian, was palpable. Determined to knock some sense into Vivian, Shehzada's mission was clear - teach the pampered prince a lesson in humility. However, this wasn’t just a battle of wits; it was a full-blown clash of egos, with both contestants vying for dominance in the social hierarchy of the house. Amidst the chaos, Shehzada formed a close bond with Nyrraa, a friendship that some housemates misinterpreted as something more, but he maintained that their connection was purely platonic. As tensions mounted, he found himself in a showdown with Rajat Dalal, igniting a fierce rivalry. The actor showcased his real and softer side by whipping up a delicious batch of kheer to celebrate a housemate’s birthday. His comedic camaraderie with Arfeen and Sara Khan provided a few lighthearted moments, but even these could not shield him from the mounting pressure within the house.

Reflecting on his surprising eviction, Shehzada says, “I’m going to miss everything in this house. It was a big surprise to be evicted at this stage. My game was steady and explosive. I think Tajinder Pal Singh Bagga and Alice Kaushik deserved to be evicted. I don’t think she did anything for the game other than defend Avinash. Groups were formed to get ahead in the game, and it was not real friendship, and I didn’t want to do that. Even Vivian is not playing solo. He has taken the word laadla seriously and he is using it as a pass to be arrogant.”