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After stepping out of The 50, Khanzaadi shared a heartfelt and detailed note on Instagram Stories reflecting on the re-entry task and her time inside the house.
While expressing appreciation for the effort shown by the male contestants, she also voiced her disappointment over the way certain female participants approached the game.
Discussing the re-entry challenge, Khanzaadi stated that the boys played with full dedication and seriousness. However, she mentioned that some of the female contestants did not seem equally committed. Referring to Chahat Pandey as “the most insecure,” she shared that the participation did not feel genuine to her. She further encouraged viewers to watch the episode and draw their own conclusions.
Khanzaadi also opened up about feeling unsupported by another woman in the house. She reflected on how disheartening it can be when women do not stand by one another, using the phrase “aurat hi aurat ki dushman hoti hai.” According to her, certain narratives influenced how others perceived her, which ultimately affected her friendships and connections within the game.
Defending her stance, Khanzaadi said she remained honest, loyal, and dignified throughout her journey. She maintained that she was never insecure about anyone and believes that standing firmly in one’s truth can sometimes unsettle others. She added that the episodes themselves show the dynamics that unfolded.
Ending her message on a grateful note, Khanzaadi thanked those who supported her and reaffirmed her belief that “real always recognizes real.” Her statement has reignited conversations among viewers, with many revisiting the house dynamics and task performances shown on the show.
