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Actress Anjuum Faakih made headlines on the very first day of Chhoriyan Chali Gaon, not just for her sharp presence but for taking a strong stand on equality and task division in the village-style reality drama. The show, known for putting celebrities through rustic and often tough rural challenges, saw an early moment of tension when duties were being divided among the participants.
When assigned the task of handling cow dung, Anjuum firmly voiced her opinion about fairness in labor, stating,
“I won’t clean toilets if I’m already handling cow dung. Work should be equal, not dumped on one person just because they’re quiet or cooperative.”
Her comment sparked a discussion among the housemates, with some nodding in agreement and others visibly taken aback.
The actress, who is often praised for her poise and grace, showed a fiery side as she refused to be typecast into doing the ‘dirty work’ while others took lighter chores. Her statement resonated with many viewers online, who applauded her for calling out the imbalance in responsibility allocation something often overlooked in reality setups where ‘teamwork’ becomes an excuse to overburden the soft-spoken.
In a show that thrives on drama, Anjuum’s calm but assertive demeanor brought a different kind of intensity one rooted in fairness, dignity, and boundaries. Whether this will win her allies or make her a target in the coming days remains to be seen, but one thing is clear: Anjuum Faakih isn’t here to play by outdated rules.
As Chhoriyan Chali Gaon continues, all eyes will be on Anjuum not just for her performance, but for how she navigates the complex mix of tradition, competition, and camaraderie in a space where standing your ground is the first step to winning respect.
