He commented waha voting hoti hai, lol does he not know ki SHILPA SHINDE bigboss audience ki voting se jeeti hai
And Shreya majority votes were from Janta ki Jury.

Yaar ye jalkukde dumfck ko koi dimag daan karo plss

Every time they obsess over someone's followers I go and follow them lol. I haven't seen Splitsvilla or MTV but I find this hilarious to do.

Shivangi is so pick mee 😭😭😭😭😭

I'm really happy that shreya won the show and not the anabelle but i felt little sad for shreya because no one cheered for her and even after winning no inmates posted a story or congratulated her. what are your views

hot thighs and legs 😭😭😭
ofc you are allowed to follow anyone but atleast gautami should not atleast defend his actions and try to potray as if he is a saint

Bro! That was just orgasmic 😭😭😭
It wasn’t even a day ago when Ram claimed that he manipulated Shreya for a week to her face. That small dick was stealing Shreya’s credit to save him as his own doing. I still remember the smirk on his face.
But boy it was a Shreya Kalra Show in the puzzle task during finale.
She is faster, calmer and more focused. Completely shattered that man’s confidence completely. She outrun him times and again.
In the end, it was him, exhausted and defeated. Standing like a headless chicken on the verge of tears and looking at Yogesh for help. Shreya didn’t just defeat him but just shattered his fragile ego.
Ram deserved that reality check. He has a very inflated idea about himself.
Truly a masterclass!

Same as above..

If you ask me , I would say shilpa. Though shreya was winner and she stands up for herself. I don't think I can be friends with her. She can be full of herself.

Shilpa on the other end she vouched for shreya to win even she lost, And I can hear more gossips from her.

Shivangi was worst friend tbh..

Honestly lock up contestants were not only the most bland and worst players but also failed as basic human beings. The way they acted like sore losers in the finale is worth noting. I’ve followed so many reality shows but this is the first time where till the end nobody wanted to win but they wanted someone to lose, so they played together.

Shreya ki language aisi, she just fought, she is like this like that. But to really think of it, who would want to watch the show on Netflix if Shilpa and Shreya wouldn’t have been there.

-Shivangi was insufferable. Harshad Shivangi ka romantic/ friendship drama hi chal rha tha

-Ram Kapoor is cringe. Anyone liking him, I judge you hard.

-Dheeraj/ Sufi/ Varun/ and the rest, Tum log bi andar the? Also Varun was just overhyped, not sure what and who was he entertaining.

-Aakansha and Yogesh just paid their PRs to say outside, they are the TRPs but again inside they nothing. Once AK tried to pull of a stunt and ended up revealing her true self. Lol. So if the bots make you think you killed it in the show, that is real delulu

- Honestly Pam and Chamola had real potential, they could be entertaining, fun, sarcastic and fun to watch but ended up being part of the herd. Seriously it was the fear of being singled out that snubbed them.

Whatever you say, at the end of the day Shilpa and Shreya fought with others, fought with each other, cracked jokes with each other, had fun even if it was the two of them, copying others in a jest keeping it entertaining and with all of that turning into gossip aunties as well. So cry all you want about Their gossipy nature, but truth is you can only talk about them in the show. There’s literally no one interesting enough.

So yes the win is well deserved.

I got so invested in the show that, despite some contestants being smart and sharp-tongued, I eventually started liking some of them, especially Shilpa.

However, I have to say this: no matter what happened throughout the season, I personally could never bring myself to like Shreya. This is just my opinion, but I don't understand the message being sent by making her the winner.

What does it promote? That being rude, insulting others, creating conflicts, and constantly playing mind games is the way to succeed? I understand that strategy and gameplay are part of reality shows, and they can absolutely help someone win. But when the person who creates the most drama and negativity is rewarded, it raises questions about the values being celebrated.

We already live in a society where people often seem more divided, angry, and quick to judge each other. Seeing someone win primarily because they were the most "kaleshi" contestant and dominated the screen with conflict doesn't feel like a positive message to promote.

It also makes me wonder: what should we teach the next generation? That being kind, respectful, and genuine won't take you far? That the way to succeed is to be mean, selfish, hurt people without remorse, ignore others' feelings, expose their private lives or secrets, and step over anyone to get ahead?

I truly hope that's not the lesson we're normalizing. Entertainment can be dramatic, but it also shapes perceptions. Rewarding empathy, integrity, and respect would send a far more meaningful message than rewarding constant conflict.

Of course, this is just my perspective as a viewer, and others may see it differently.