Bigg Boss 16 Fame Nimrit Kaur Ahluwalia Discusses Her Elimination And Being Labelled Weak

Nimrit Kaur Ahluwalia is a well-known actress in the entertainment sector who also has a huge fan base. The actress most recently appeared on the Salman Khan-hosted tv show Bigg Boss 16. Nimrit was the first contestant to win a ticket to the finale and established a strong presence in the house almost immediately. She was renowned for speaking up without holding back, remaining unfazed by criticism, and being open about her mental health. However, Nimrit Kaur Ahluwalia was eliminated from the previous episode after coming so close to winning.

Nimrit Kaur Ahluwalia recently spoke out in an interview on being abruptly removed from Bigg Boss 16. She said, "Honestly, it would have been a massive shocker had it been a normal course of elimination. Had it been pan-India voting, and then something like this would have happened, it would have taken a jolt on me. But I do believe in destiny, and I do feel some times whatever is written, is written, and there's no point fighting it so much. I do feel a little bad because I really really wanted to see my Eevee with my tissue box in hand and see my entire journey and be like, 'oh wow', but I think I'm going to do that sitting in my room now (smiles)". She added, "But yeah on a very serious note, I feel that there are no regrets, at least I'm very proud of myself. I don't know others who are, but I am very proud of myself, and I would (pats on her back) well done Nimrit. I'm proud of myself." She continued, "I feel like it's a huge misconception that lingers in our minds that 'oh, you know this one's crying'. We tend to have this unsaid judgment that we have towards each other, even in our day-to-day lives. I feel there is a lack of compassion and empathy that exists, and that's something that really needs to change. I think it takes a lot of courage to put yourself out there and cry. There would be these debates happening on why men should not cry, or why men cannot cry, and why are men crying. Then they would be seen in a different line." She concluded, "I mean guys it's 2023, and we are all human beings, and we are allowed to have our highs and lows, and that's what makes us human. These are aspects that we must not take so lightly. I think we need to be less harsh on each other. I think we are too harsh on ourselves and also towards each other, we are very very harsh."