Seema Sajdeh’s eviction left Sohail Khan very emotional. Even before her exit, Sohail clearly told Seema that he wasn’t okay with her decision to leave. Now, following her eviction from the show, she, in an exclusive chat with News18 Showsha, has spoken about Sohail’s reaction to her exit.
Speaking to us, while reacting to Sohail Khan’s remark that he felt sad about not being able to spend time with Seema 24*7, the reality TV star said, “He is a very emotional person. Let me explain. When you are living in captivity, you have no idea if it is day or night, or what time it is. So, when we are in captivity, our emotions are heightened. If a normal reaction to a conversation is X3, in captive reality your reactions automatically go to X9 because
of the environment. People are very high-strung, very emotional. They are missing the outside world. It is not easy to live in captivity, even if you are living with people you get along with.”
Further talking about why she asked Sohail not to back Kushal blindly, she shared, “When Kushal had a fight with Aly and Arslan, everyone told me that Kushal threatened the Goni brothers, and that irked me. I thought, ‘What is this hooligan behaviour?’ Then I told Sohail to stop supporting Kushal, and I also told him to explain to Kushal that he should stop doing this.”
Sohail Khan on how Alliance changed his bond with Seema
During a conversation with Zaid Darbar,Sohail reflected on how his time inside the Alliance house had unexpectedly brought him closer to Seema. He admitted that despite the years they had spent together, they had never shared the kind of bond they have now. He said, “Honestly speaking, main Seema ke itne kareeb kabhi aaya hi nahi hoon itne saalon mein, jo iss ghar ne mujhe Seema ke kareeb laaya hai. Hum batcheet kar rahe hain. Bahar humari ek dusri zindagi thi (Honestly speaking, I had never come this close to Seema in all these years the way this house has brought us closer. We’ve been talking to each other. Outside, we were both living our own separate lives). The children are living with me, and they go and meet Seema. I wasn’t really in touch with her before. But after coming into this house, we’ve at least become civil with each other. We talk here, we meet regularly. I care about her, she cares about me, and that’s really lovely.”
