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Rhiya Ahir On Facing Salman Khan In Bigg Boss 20: 'If He Yells At Me, I’ll Probably Just Start Crying' | FPJ Exclusive

Rhiya Ahir, who went viral after her photograph of standing in front of a police van during the NEET protest at Mumbai’s Shivaji Park took the internet by storm, is now hoping to enter the Bigg Boss 20 house. However, her entry into the controversial reality show is not confirmed yet, as she is currently competing in ‘Fans Ka Faisla’, where the audience will decide who gets the opportunity to…

Rhiya Ahir On Facing Salman Khan In Bigg Boss 20: 'If He Yells At Me, I’ll Probably Just Start Crying' | FPJ Exclusive

Rhiya Ahir, who gained internet fame after a photo of her standing in front of a police van during a NEET protest in Mumbai’s Shivaji Park went viral, is currently vying for a spot in the Bigg Boss 20 house. However, her inclusion in the show is still uncertain as the audience will decide through 'Fans Ka Faisla' who gets the opportunity.

Rhiya is putting her all into securing maximum votes from her supporters to enter the house. In an exclusive interview with The Free Press Journal, Rhiya discussed her approach to handling Salman Khan if she felt she was being unfairly targeted or accused. She stated that she would respectfully express her opinion to Salman Khan, acknowledging that he is a well-spoken and well-read individual.

Rhiya believes in accepting different perspectives and that if Salman Khan disagreed with her, it would be acceptable. However, if Salman Khan were to yell at her, Rhiya admitted she might start crying. When asked about the possibility of disappointment if the audience chose another contestant, Rhiya responded positively, embracing the idea that whatever happens in life happens for a reason, whether it be a blessing or a lesson.

She emphasized that she would continue putting in effort, even if the journey takes an unexpected turn.

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