Now Rajeev Khandelwal speaks the truth
He is grilling people on their best kept secrets and luring them with big money to ditch their families, friends and relatives and tell the truth. But now it"s his turn to face the truth, know Rajeev Khandelwal as he confess coming back to television was never on his cards
Why
television,
when
you
are
now
doing
Bollywood
films?
Actually,
I
was
not
ready
to
host
Sach
Ka
Saamna,
for
that
matter
any
show.
But
Babu
(Siddharth
Basu)
insisted
me
to
go
and
watch
the
series
Moment
Of
the
Truth,
and
I
was
instantly
hooked.
I
found
it
to
be
really
interesting.
It"s
challenging
and
exciting;
when
I
go
ahead
in
life
and
look
back,
I
should
feel
happy
that
I
didn"t
do
just
run-of-the-mill
stuff
but
also
got
personal
satisfaction.
But
didn"t
you
felt
that
television
might
overexpose
you?
Yes,
initially
there
were
some
reservations,
as
I
am
doing
UTV"s
Peter
Gaya
Kaam
Se…
the
producers
did
not
want
my
long
hair
look
to
be
revealed.
But
after
they
saw
the
TV
show
Moment
Of
the
Truth
they
agreed
and
gave
me
the
green
signal
for
the
serial.
My
look
is
much
wilder
in
the
film.
On
your
show
Sach
Ka
Saamna;
it
asks
very
personal
questions,
are
you
comfortable
with
that?
If
I
am
uncomfortable
I
tell
the
contestants-
the
question
I
will
ask
makes
me
feel
tight,
so
you
can
work
out
how
uncomfortable
it
will
be
for
you
to
answer.
See,
I
have
not
really
worked
out
any
character
as
the
host;
I
just
deal
with
them
on
human
level.
It"s
not
easy
to
get
up
and
speak
the
truth,
so
there
is
a
certain
way
when
I
ask
those
questions;
it"s
more
like
a
game.
The
gaming
element
comes
in.
But
don"t
you
think
those
questions
can
break
real
families?
Or
it
can
bring
the
family
close.
Why
do
we
all
have
this
negative
attitude
towards
truth?
It"s
so
ironical;
we
all
like
to
say-
let"s
speak
the
truth,
but
then
a
show
like
this
happens
and
it"s
said
we
are
breaking
families!
Should
a
family
survive
on
lies,
for
how
long
will
they
endure?
There
are
two
ways
of
looking
at
it.
Certain
truths
if
kept
inside
could
be
fatal.
I
say
truth
is
better.
Rajeev,
in
the
promo
of
the
show
we
saw
a
family
leaving.
Don"t
you
think
it"s
regressive?
I
don"t
think
so.
It"s
a
part
of
the
bigger
picture
which
will
be
clear
in
that
episode.
You
will
know
why
they
left
and
after
knowing
the
truth.
This
is
Agnipariksha.
We
are
not
making
fun
of
our
contestants
or
selling
someone"s
secrets.
I
dislike
regressive
show,
that"s
why
I
left
doing
daily
soaps.
Is
Sach
Ka
Saamna
same
as
Moment
Of
the
Truth?
No,
we
adapted
to
Indian
sensibilities
and
our
own
sanskriti.
We
still
live
in
a
conservative
society;
where
things
are
not
openly
discussed.
So,
there
is
a
lot
of
Rajeev
the
Indian
who
asks
questions.
When
the
person
gets
too
emotional,
I
ask
questions
that
are
in
lighter
vein;
this
is
where
we
have
kept
the
Indian
sensibility
in
mind
and
it
may
raise
a
lot
of
eyebrows.
Where
is
the
drama
then?
When
the
truth
unveils
there
is
lot
of
drama.
See,
drama
is
not
in
the
contestant,
or
what
I
am
doing
there,
it
happens
when
you
hear
the
question
and
relate
yourself
to
it.
Down
the
line
drama
is
in
the
fact;
will
someone
have
the
courage
to
answer.
Is
that
why
you
are
hosting
the
show?
There
is
a
big
reason
why
I
am
hosting
this
show.
When
I
heard
the
questions,
I
thought
with
every
question
you
will
relate
yourself
with
it
and
to
your
own
life.