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In the latest episode of Bigg Boss 20, Aman Gandhi opened up about his decision to enter the reality show while participating in the nomination task.
What began as a tense moment inside the house led Aman to speak about his career, his previous professional commitments and why he eventually decided that it was the right time to take up the Bigg Boss journey.
Aman shared that he had been approached for Bigg Boss even before this season. However, the actor was then working on a long-running television show and had commitments that prevented him from leaving the project. Instead of walking away from his existing work, Aman chose to honour his professional responsibility.
Speaking about it, Aman said, “I was doing a long-running show, and I couldn’t leave the show because I had commitments.”
He further explained that after his show was coming to an end, he felt he finally had the time to take up Bigg Boss. “This year, I felt that I had time, my show was coming to an end, and I wanted to do Bigg Boss,” he said.
Aman also made it clear that he took the initiative when he felt ready for the opportunity. “So, I approached them. I am standing here because they liked me. I have worked hard to get here. Whatever I have achieved, I have achieved on my own. Even here, I am standing on my own strength and because of my own efforts,” he stated.
His words underline the importance Aman places on his own journey and the work he has done before entering the Bigg Boss house. From playing Daksh Munshi in Naagin 3 and Ayushmaan “Ayush” Chopra in Bhagya Lakshmi to portraying Hrithik Virani in Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi 2, Aman has continued to explore varied television roles.
With his latest statement, Aman has once again brought the focus back to his journey, reminding viewers that his Bigg Boss appearance comes after years of television work and professional commitments.
