The 50’s Dimpal Singh on being hurt by Rajat Dalal; calls out Krishna Shroff’s insecurities скачать в хорошем качестве

The 50’s Dimpal Singh on being hurt by Rajat Dalal; calls out Krishna Shroff’s insecurities

Dimpal Singh, the "Lucky Charm" of the Bhojpuri industry, shares her disappointment and frustration after her experience on the reality show "The 50" (1:37). She feels betrayed by her team (2:10) and particularly by Shiv, who promised to save her from elimination but ultimately voted against her (4:50). Key points from the interview include: Feeling of Betrayal and Insecurity (2:10): Dimpal expresses deep hurt over being eliminated due to what she perceives as deceit from her teammates, especially when she sacrificed her chance to play for the team's benefit (2:25). Criticism of Krishna Shroff (0:13): Dimpal calls out Krishna Shroff's insecurity despite coming from a prominent family, suggesting that Krishna relies on her father and brother's fame rather than her own identity (9:21). Observations on Game Play and Alliances (11:26): Dimpal believes that "The 50" is less about tasks and more about forming alliances and creating drama for screen time. She criticizes contestants for being fake and engaging in misconduct for popularity (11:36). Views on the Lion's Role and Fairness of the Show (23:23): Dimpal finds the voice of the "Lion" (the show's host/figurehead) to be unimpactful (23:37) and repeatedly states that the show is unfair due to rampant cheating and biased gameplay (20:58). Future Aspirations and Industry Perceptions (30:14): Despite her negative experience, Dimpal is open to participating in other reality shows like "Bigg Boss Hindi" or "Khatron Ke Khiladi" (30:17), expressing respect for Salman Khan and Rohit Shetty due to their fairness (30:28). She also touches upon the underestimation of the Bhojpuri industry (25:47) and the prevalence of English over Hindi in Indian reality shows (26:05). Relationship between Rajat and Chahat (31:24): Dimpal believes that Rajat and Chahat have romantic feelings for each other (31:47), observing their interactions closely.