Nimrit Kaur Ahluwalia is now out of Khatron Ke Khiladi 14. The actress’ journey on Rohit Shetty-hosted stunt show ended days before the finale. Nimrit also participated in Bigg Boss 16 before taking on risky challenges in KKK14. Her impressive Bigg Boss journey saw her developing a close bond with co-contestants like Shiv Thakre, MC Stan and Sajid Khan.
However, it was her equation with Abdu Rozik that stole the limelight. Now, in an interview, Nimirt has opened up about her relationship with the singer-influencer.
Nimrit and Rozik’s friendship took a turn after viewers started highlighting a ‘love angle’. Speaking about the same in a conversation with Bollywood Bubble, Nimrit said, “Our friendship got affected because of that narrative. Kisi saaf aur innocent cheez ko aapke nazariye ne kharab kar diya. Even the episode that happened on my birthday — I’m sorry I’m not the one who wrote on his back. I did not plan the birthday surprise. But I was at the receiving end. Toh logo ko jab itna problem tha toh karne hi kyu diya usko ye sab (If people had a lot of problem, why did they let him do all that).”
The audience began to speculate about a romantic connection between Nimrit Kaur Ahluwalia and Abdu Rozik after a few incidents wherein the latter subtly expressed his connection with the actress. Adding how the narrative affected their friendship, she remarked, “Friendship is still there, but the comfort that I have with Sumbul Touqeer, Sajid sir, MC Stan, or Shiv Thakare, it’s obviously not the same with Abdu. As much as I hate to say this on record and people might hate me for this, I’m just being honest. Even though I want to, you made it so conscious of the intention.”
Meanwhile, Khatron Ke Khiladi 14 will have its finale on September 29. It will feature Karanveer Mehra, Gashmeer Mahajani, Abhishek Kumar, Shalin Bhanot and Krishna Shroff locking horns for the trophy. Alia Bhatt and Vedang Raina’s appearance will add stardust to the thrilling finale. Furthermore, the daredevil stunts and entertaining moments are sure to keep viewers on the edge of their seats.
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