During this kind of conversation on Farah Khan’s cooking vlog, Aarush Bhola sort of opened up about how his time went on Rise & Fall, where he ended up runner-up, just behind Arjun Bijlani, and it felt like a whole thing. When Farah asked whether he actually made it all the way to the finale, Aarush agreed and said, “Yes, he did.” Then he went on and explained the last episode, saying the final winner was decided through internal voting.
Did Aarush Bhola Take A Dig At Farah Khan’s Lock Upp 2?
Aarush’s comment about internal voting kind of felt like a low-key dig at Lock Upp Season 2, which was hosted by Farah Khan and also relied on an internal vote scheme to figure out the winner. In the end, Shreya Kalra walked away with the trophy. She playfully joked that contestants usually end up calling a show “biased” when they do not actually get the result they were hoping for, and she made it sound extra casual, like it was a familiar thing.
What Happened Between Aarush Bhola And Ashneer Grover On Rise & Fall?
The convo also came up about Aarush”s kind of tight equation with the Rise & Fall host Ashneer Grover. Farah Khan, in a joking tone, told Aarush’s mother that he even somehow managed to make the usually stern host shed tears during their pretty heated arguments. Aarush was, honestly, among the strongest contestants on the show, and he often got into clashes with Ashneer over how the game should move and also where the personal boundaries actually begin. One big argument started when Ashneer went ahead and repeated a derogatory word that Aarush had used earlier for himself in the Red Room. Aarush objected and made it clear that sure, he was okay with criticism about his gameplay, but he really didn’t want personal jabs or offensive language thrown at him. It escalated so much that Ashneer told Aarush to leave the show. Aarush didn’t budge and just said, “Yes, open the gate.”
How Did Farah Khan React To Aarush’s ‘Biased Show’ Remark?
Farah Khan answered Aarush’s “biased show” comment with her same old kind of humor and this playful vibe that kind of stuck around. He said it like a jab, but she did not really take it to heart; she just teased that contestants usually label a reality show as “biased” whenever they don’t end up winning automatically. It was light, and it stopped the whole chat from turning awkward, especially because she’s connected with Lock Upp 2. Her fast comeback gave the talk a bit of fun energy too, so Aarush could share his reality show experience more openly without everything becoming overly serious.
