In latest episode of Bigg Boss 18, journalist Saurabh Dwivedi stirred the house by posing tough questions to the contestants. The spotlight fell on Karan Veer Mehra, who shared insights about his personal life, relationships in the house, and his bond with the late actor Sushant Singh Rajput.
Karan Veer opened up about his stance on maintaining connections with his fellow housemates. when he was asked which contestant he would not meet outside Bigg Boss house, he expressed a desire to stay in touch with all the contestants after the show, highlighting that they all come from families with good values despite differences in financial status. “There is no one I would distance myself from,” he added, showing his respect for the group as a whole.
When he was asked to emphasize on his remark ‘Life me sab unfair hua hai mere sath”, he said though he has reached to this level it took a long time. And he also talked about his two failed marriage. He also emphasized on people’s view of Shilpa backstabbing him, he said that Shilpa kept her words over friendship.
When asked about Avinash Mishra, Karan acknowledged that Avinash is “a very nice guy.” However, he also admitted that they hadn’t bonded deeply. Karan felt Avinash had adopted a certain persona in the house, one that didn’t seem entirely genuine. He explained that while Avinash is polite and respectful, he appears to be playing a character that might not align with his true self.
Karan also took a moment to express his dissatisfaction with Tajinder Bagga’s unhygienic habits, though he refrained from being overly critical. He emphasized that his observations were not personal attacks but reflections of his experience in the house. When asked if Bagga ji talks about elections in the house Karanveer dismissed the idea and said he infact doesn’t like arguments at all.
The conversation shifted to a more personal note when Karan discussed his battles with alcoholism and failed marriages. He credited the late Sushant Singh Rajput for helping him through a difficult phase in his life. Sushant, known for his methodical and disciplined approach to life, guided Karan during a low point in his career.
“Sushant helped me a lot when I was struggling,” Karan revealed. He admired Sushant’s clear and practical mindset, shaped by his engineering background. Sushant often mapped out his goals meticulously, even listing the directors he aspired to work with. By 2011, he had already collaborated with most of them, a testament to his focus and determination.
Karan recalled how Sushant introduced him to influential industry figures and provided invaluable advice. This guidance helped Karan navigate the entertainment industry during a challenging time.
When asked if he ever sensed Sushant needed help, Karan admitted he didn’t. He described Sushant as “a very sorted guy” who appeared to have his life in order. The news of his tragic demise left Karan in shock.
Karan shared how the news of Sushant’s passing deeply affected him and his family. He recounted being in Delhi when he heard the news, immediately calling his mother to ensure she stayed calm. Sushant had been close to Karan’s family, making the loss even more personal.
Through his reflections, Karan shed light on the emotional challenges faced by those in the entertainment world. His heartfelt testimony painted a picture of Sushant as a compassionate individual who left a lasting impact on those around him. It also served as a reminder of the struggles that often go unnoticed behind the glitz of showbiz.