Kashish Kapoor Publicly Apologizes to Karan Veer Mehra: "Main Sharminda Hoon..."

Kashish Kapoor has publicly apologized to winner Karan Veer Mehra for her behavior towards him during the show. In a heartfelt vlog shared on her YouTube channel, Kashish reflected on the grand finale and shared her thoughts on the surprising results.

"I Was Shocked..."

She said, "I was shocked to know that Rajat came third," she admitted, referring to the unexpected ranking of fellow contestant Rajat Dalal. She continued, "Karan has won the show, and we should respect that."

Acknowledging her actions during the show, Kashish expressed regret for her past behavior towards Karan Veer Mehra. "I know maine show main bohot bakwas ki hai, main sharminda hoon. Bhul chuk maaf," she said, taking accountability for her actions and extending an olive branch to the show's winner.

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Netizens Appreciate Her:

The video is going viral on social media and netizens are appreciating her gesture. A user wrote, "I loved the ending segment, it's so nice & refreshing to see ur maturity. the way u apologised for ur shortcomings is commendable kashish. this is why i've always liked & supported u. i'm glad u're moving ahead with so much positivity & gratitude. excited to be a part of ur journey..." Another commented, "The ending segment has my heart. So good to see you accepting your shortcomings with so much grace and moving ahead in life with gratitude and positivity. Love you."

Earlier, talking about her eviction, she said, "I definitely don't feel good about getting evicted. I had expected to be in the top five, and I am saying this because I believe I have the ability to be there. I had no expectations and I really don't care."

"I Stand By Everything I Said"

Kashish has also addressed the controversy about her argument with the show's host, Salman Khan. She mentioned, "Honestly, I have no regrets, and I stand by everything I said. The only thing I felt bad about was that I hurt him. I wasn't afraid of Salman Khan because I knew I was right. When I'm certain that I haven't done anything wrong, nothing can scare me."

"I Never Got My Justice..."

Talking about Avinash Mishra's issue, she clarified, "I never said that Avinash was at fault. I just wanted him to clear one line, which I thought was derogatory. However, he never did that and hence, I never got my justice. People may feel that it was unnecessarily blown out of proportion, but it really doesn't matter to me. When two consenting adults are involved, I don't think anyone else should have any issue."

She further called the makers biased. "I could feel the bias every day. And now that I am out, I can see the bias in terms of how much screen space one gets on the show," she concluded.