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‘Not Coming In Bigg Boss 20’: Karan Wahi Dismisses Wildcard Entry Rumours After His UNO Card Post Sparks Speculation

Television actor Karan Wahi has finally put an end to rumours of entering Bigg Boss 20 as a wildcard contestant. The speculation began after Karan shared an old story in which he was seen holding a wildcard UNO card. However, during a recent ‘Ask Me A Question’ session, the actor clarified that the post had nothing to do with Bigg Boss. Karan Wahi Rules Out Rumours Of Entering Bigg Boss 20 As…

‘Not Coming In Bigg Boss 20’: Karan Wahi Dismisses Wildcard Entry Rumours After His UNO Card Post Sparks Speculation

Television actor Karan Wahi has firmly denied rumors of participating in Bigg Boss 20 as a wildcard contestant. The speculation arose after Karan shared an old photo with him holding a wildcard UNO card. During a recent 'Ask Me A Question' session, Karan clarified that his post was merely a reference to his favorite UNO card and had nothing to do with Bigg Boss.

Responding to a fan’s question about his potential appearance on the show, Karan said, "I was talking about UNO and my favourite card in UNO. Ek to tumlogon ko bhi chill nahi hai na. Har cheez ka tumko matlab kuch aur banana hota hai." He then explicitly stated that he is not coming in Bigg Boss, at least not this year. The rumors surrounding Karan's possible Bigg Boss 20 entry had gained traction due to various instances, including his social media post featuring the wildcard UNO card and his appearance on Avinash Mishra's vlog, which fueled fans' speculation.

The situation was further exacerbated when Karan's ex-girlfriend Uditi Singh also spoke about the possibility of him entering the reality show. Despite the buzz, Karan remains adamant that he has no plans to participate in Bigg Boss 20 this year.

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