Sara Arfeen Khan: I feel vindicated that Salman Khan Sir pulled up Karan Veer Mehra for pinning me down on Bigg Boss 18

Sara Arfeen Khan, who was evicted from Bigg Boss 18 a couple of weeks ago, was initially disappointed that the incident where Karan Veer Mehra pinned her down during a task went unaddressed. However, she finally felt a sense of justice when Salman Khan raised the issue during the recent Weekend Ka Vaar episode. The host questioned Karan for his behaviour, reminding him of his aggressive actions towards female contestants, especially after Karan had criticised Vivian Dsena for being overly aggressive with his friend Chum Darang during a task.

Sharing her thoughts, Sara said, “I feel vindicated that Salman Khan Sir pulled up Karan Veer Mehra for pinning me down on Bigg Boss 18. Now the world knows he was violent during my last task and pinned me down, but it wasn’t addressed back then. What hurt me even more were the social media comments accusing me of falling deliberately and falsely blaming Karan. It was evident he pushed me; how else would I have fallen? I am glad the issue has finally been addressed.”
She added, “I was also appalled when, while I was complaining to Bigg Boss about Karan’s aggression, Shilpa (Shirodkar) told me not to ‘play the woman card’. That was an extremely shameful comment. One should not conveniently use moral and gender arguments to suit their narrative. Karan himself said he wouldn’t differentiate between men and women, yet his stance changed during the Ticket to Finale task involving Vivian and Chum.”
So, who is her favourite among the remaining seven contestants - Vivian, Chum, Karan, Shilpa, Avinash Mishra, Rajat Dalal and Eisha Singh, we ask? “I’m rooting for Rajat to win this season. He has his heart in the right place,” she replies.

The actress, whose last fiction project was Love Ka Hai Intezaar in 2017, made her Hindi television debut in 2010 with Dhoondh Legi Manzil Humein. Since then, she has appeared in many shows such as Zindagi Wins, Dilli Wali Thakur Gurls, Siya Ke Ram, and Jamai Raja.