Still smiling❤️
Thank you to every single one of you for the birthday wishes, the love, and the beautiful trend you made for me. I may not have replied to everyone, but I’ve seen it all and I’m truly grateful.
Love you all. 🤍
I haven’t watched a single episode of Playground, but a clip came on my timeline where Tejasswi Prakash made some comments about Elvish Yadav that honestly felt very ungraceful.
Firstly, I feel she completely took Elvish’s “jo hoga, bahar dekhenge” comment in the wrong way. It was not a threat, and bringing the “Elvish Army” angle into it seemed unnecessary.
But what surprised me more was the “Likes aur comments se main yahan tak nahi aayi hoon” comment.
Elvish also didn’t reach where he is today just because of likes and comments. He started as a content creator, worked for years, built a genuine connection with his audience, earned a massive fan following, won a reality show and went on to establish himself as one of the biggest names in the reality-show space. Now he has even announced his Bollywood projects. That journey also involved struggle, consistency and hard work.
What makes this more surprising is that I always thought Tejasswi and Elvish shared a good bond, especially because of equation with Karan Kundrra. They can obviously disagree, fight, argue and compete inside a reality show, that’s what the format is all about. But certain personal remarks can unnecessarily affect relationships outside the show.
I genuinely feel Tejasswi should apologise to Elvish for that particular statement. Arguments are part of the game, but there’s no need to disrespect someone’s journey.