The first week of Bigg Boss 18 has kickstarted, and the 18 contestants were seen making acquaintances and bonding with one another. While the participants are still adjusting to the rules of the game and the grand house, conflicts between them have also started to rise. In the recent episode, a verbal altercation took place between Chaahat Panday and Sara Afreen Khan. Later, even Avinash Mishra was seen agreeing with Sara’s point of view.
In the latest episode, Tajinder Bagga and Hema Sharma went to jail in place of Chaahat Pandey. Chaahat was given the task of convincing two people to go to jail instead of her, and she succeeded in doing so. Hema Sharma became emotional being trapped in the Bigg Boss jail, unable to communicate with anyone or move about freely. Chaahat Pandey also began crying when she saw Hema and blamed herself for her captivity. Sara Afreen Khan reacted to the situation and called Chaahat “na shukri (thankless)” and asked her to stop her ‘daily soap drama’ inside the house since people had enough of it after 1000 episodes of her show.
Sara Afreen Khan was then seen discussing the entire issue with Avinash Mishra, who has been Chaahat’s co-star previously. Avinash responded saying he had seen enough in the last two years. Later, Sara was seen explaining to Chaahat her point of view.
Speaking about joining Bigg Boss 18, Chaahat had told Tellychakkar, “Because it a tough show I said a Yes, I didn’t want to do something easy and wanted to do something adventure and to do something different I wanted to do something different and hence I said Yes to the show.” Chaahat had also stated that she was excited to meet Salman Khan and was looking forward to weekend ka vaar episodes. She believed that the host comes and explains things to the contestants for their benefit, and if they follow his counsel seriously, it would only help them in the game.
Chaahat Pandey has earned her reputation as a leading television actress who played the key roles of Pakhi Parekh in Hamari Bahu Silk, Durga Aneja in Durga – Mata Ki Chhaya, and Mahua/Krishna in Nath.
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