Nimrit Kaur Ahluwalia is a famous actress with a large fan base. The actress recently appeared on Bigg Boss 16, presented by Salman Khan. From the first day, Nimrit was a dominant figure in the Big Boss house and was the first competitor to win a trip to the finale. She had a reputation for speaking her mind, not being shaken by criticism, and being honest about her struggles with mental illness. Despite being so close to the end result, Bigg Boss 16 eliminated Nimrit Kaur Ahluwalia on the most recent episode.
Nimrit explains why she was eliminated
Nimrit Kaur Ahluwalia has now spoken out about her shocking elimination from Bigg Boss 16 in an exclusive interview. “Honestly,” the actress remarked, “it would have been a tremendous bombshell had it been a regular process of elimination. Something like this happening during nationwide voting in India would have shocked me.
However, I am a believer in fate, and there are moments when I feel that you shouldn’t resist what seems to be set in stone. Even though it makes me feel horrible, I believe I’m going to go to my room right now and look at pictures of my Eevee while holding a box of tissues and saying, “Oh wow” (smiles).”
But sure, on a very serious note, I believe that there are no regrets, at least I’m really proud of myself,” she said. Well done, Nimrit; I don’t know anybody else who should be as proud of themselves as I am. To put it simply, I am pleased with my accomplishments.
Thanks to all the fans for all the love and support through out this journey and as i said IT IS JUST A BEGINNING ❤️
NIM MEANS WIN
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Upon hearing that she was weak
“I feel like it’s a tremendous misperception that sticks in our thoughts that ‘oh, you know this one’s sobbing,'” the Bigg Boss 16 star remarked. When we interact with one another in our daily lives, there is often an underlying undercurrent of judgment. It gives the impression to me that a lack of empathy and compassion is a widespread problem that needs to be addressed.”
Having the guts to weep in public is admirable, in my opinion. There would be discussions over whether or not men should weep, whether or not they can, and why men do cry. They’d be in a different line of sight if that happened.
“I mean, people, it’s 2023, and we are all allowed to have highs and lows because that is what makes us human,” Nimrit Kaur Ahluwalia remarked. The importance of not overlooking these factors cannot be overstated. We need to be gentler with one another, in my opinion. My impression is that we are quite critical of one another and of ourselves.