Bigg Boss 18 EXCLUSIVE | Kanwar Dhillon On Avinash-Eisha Talking About Alice Behind Her Back: I’ve Felt Bad…

Bigg Boss 18 Exclusive: Hosted by Salman Khan, the eighteenth season of India's biggest reality show, Bigg Boss, has been grabbing eyeballs and entertaining viewers. Bigg Boss 18 continues to captivate audiences with its dynamic blend of challenges and drama.

The Bigg Boss 18 house is creating buzz as contestants like Shrutika Arjun, Vivian Dsena, Karan Veer Mehra, Eisha Singh, Shilpa Shirodkar, Rajat Dalal, Avinash Mishra, and Alice Kaushik navigate through intense tasks and emotional showdowns. The makers are ensuring that every episode is packed with unexpected twists.

Amid all this, Alice Kaushik and her friendship with co-contestants Eisha Singh and Avinash Mishra has become a major talking-point between the viewers. We're saying so because the trio shares a close bond, however, Avinash and Eisha are often seen talking about Alice behind their back.

BIGG BOSS 18: KANWAR DHILLON TALKS ABOUT ALICE KAUSHIK'S GAME

To discuss the same, we reached out to Alice Kaushik's popular actor-boyfriend Kanwar Dhillon, who is currently winning hearts as Sachin in the hit Star Plus show Udne Ki Aasha.While Kanwar is happy with viewers praising Alice for being a loyal friend, he wishes to see her moving out of her comfort zone and exploring her game properly.

Talking about the same, Kanwar told us, "I'm happy for Alice that she's earning praise for being a loyal and honest friend, that's how she is in real life as well. Alice, being an introvert, in general, I think she's trying her best and giving her best in the Bigg Boss house. But, I also want to see her exploring her game outside her comfort zone and outside her friends (group). I want to see more content of her with other people also. Having said that, we're only seeing one hour of the entire day and what's happening in the other 23 hours... to know what else she's doing, I think we've to keep a tab on the live feed all day long. Unfortunately, my schedule doesn't allow me to see all of that. But, whatever I've seen, I'm watching it every day. I'm liking Alice's game but I want to see her more outside her comfort zone as well. I think she shines brighter on that front. Apart from that, I'm pretty confident that she's gonna come out learning so much and come out a better person with all the experience that she's having inside the house."

KANWAR DHILLON FELT 'BAD' SEEING AVINASH-EISHA'S CLIPS DISCUSSING ALICE

While Kanwar feels that their friendship is genuine, he isn't happy with Avinash and Eisha for talking about Alice in her absence. This has irked the Pandya Store actress' fans as well.

Expressing the same, the talented actor stated, "Yes, I've seen those clips where Avinash and Eisha are talking behind her back. To be really honest, that's the difference between Alice and other people. Alice will never do that, she'll confront people the person and she will talk to them on their faces. We've seen her doing that with Eisha and Avinash both. I've felt bad for Alice when I see those clips but at the end of the day, it's an individual game. Talking about Eisha and Avinash, I think it's pretty clear in their body language and talks that they come first for each other, and then comes Alice. I think that is what Alice needs to understand that she needs to put herself before her friends also. I really wish I could go in and give her that reality check like the other contestants got the privilege. I really hope Bigg Boss calls her to the confession room and gives her that reality check because I think she's lost in that friendship. She needs to realize that she can be played on, any time."

He added, "But, having said that, I'm really confident that these three will be really good friends even outside the show. The friendship is genuine and we end up talking about our friends behind the back sometimes. They've been doing that quite a lot but Alice is unaware of it and she's blindly just being there for them and relying on them. But, I think she also needs to also have an individualistic approach toward the game."

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