Bigg Boss has proven time and time again to be a major game-changer in any celebrity’s career, and the drama inside the house never fails to fuel endless chatter. Even months after the show ends, the explosive dynamics between the contestants continue to dominate conversations around the dinner table.
The recently wrapped 18th season of Bigg Boss will definitely be remembered for its mix of loyalty and nasty showdowns. One of the most talked-about clashes was between Sara Arfeen Khan and Bigg Boss 18 winner, Karan Veer Mehra. Just days before Sara’s eviction, tempers flared during a task, with Karan allegedly pushing her to the ground. Furious with his actions, Sara even considered legal action. But now all of that is a past.
Sara reflects, “My Bigg Boss journey was all about being authentic, building real connections, and speaking up for what I believe in. While the fallout with Karan Veer Mehra became a hot topic before my eviction, I’ve decided to move forward with grace, knowing full well he would have been kicked out if I’d taken things further. Holding onto grudges is just too much baggage. Emotions ran high in the house, but I see that episode as just another part of the game.”
She even extended an olive branch, inviting Karan to her anniversary celebration in Goa this past February. She says, “Yes, I invited him to the party I threw in Goa, showing that there were no hard feelings. Although he couldn’t make it, the party was an absolute blast, a perfect chance to unwind and enjoy some fun after the Bigg Boss madness.”
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After celebrating her anniversary with hubby Arfeen Khan not once but twice, she is now ready to dive back into what she loves most. The actress, who has been part of TV shows like Dhoondh Legi Manzil Humein, Dilli Wali Thakur Gurls, Siya Ke Ram, Love Ka Hai Intezaar and films like Sooryavanshi and Singham Again, says, “I’m pumped to explore new acting opportunities. I’ve already made a mark in both film and TV, but I’m open to anything that pushes me creatively. TV will always have a special place in my heart, but I’m also excited about digital platforms and fresh storytelling formats that vibe with my evolving journey.”
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