If I meet Rajan (Shahi) sir, I will hug him: Hina Khan.

She came, acted and conquered small
screen. She ruled and became
television's most favourite bahu,
Akshara from Star Plus' long running
show Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai.
Yes, we are taking about the bold and
beautiful Hina Khan, who managed to
steal audience's heart with her
magnificent performance in the daily.
Hina left the show after she allegedly
had a fall out with the ace producer
of the show Rajan Shahi (Director's
Kut).
After a short break Hina is back with a
bang. The actress is all set to take a
new challenge as she participates in
Colors' popular reality show Khatron
Ke Khiladi. Hina was looking ravishing
in a cute green coloured outfit with
twisted hairstyle and boots.
In a candid chat with
Indianwikimedia, the self-proclaimed
actress shared her excitement for the
new project, spoke about her tiff with
her mentor and more...Excerpts...
How excited are you to participate in
KKK?
I am really excited. The show is being
shot in Spain this time and I am really
looking forward to the experience. I
also wanted to participate in the
famous Spanish Tomatino festival and
get a nice face massage with
tomatoes, however it takes place in
August, I will be back by then. Be it
the bull fights, or the beautiful
locations and culture of Spain, I am
really excited to experience all. And
the magic is back with Rohit Shetty
(host) so it will be a lot of fun.
Compared to other contestants, Geeta
Phogat is really strong being a
wrestler. Are you geared up for the
contest?
Geeta is very tough, strong and she
has got a lot of physical strength. I am
sure she will be a tough competitor.
But I believe more than physical,
mental strength is very important.
So are you a mentally strong person?
I am mentally very strong. I am a very
focused and a confident person in
real life but I have never experienced
scenarios with snakes & creep
crawlies, so I don't know how am I
going to react. I did follow the
previous seasons in bits and pieces. I
am very nervous as it looks very scary.
But Colors have really pushed me and
team Endemol has given me a lot of
confidence that I should try it once.
Hence, I chose the show.
While you were away from screen for
five months, what kept you busy?
They were many things that kept me
busy other than work. Like giving
time to my family which I could not
do in these eight years, exploring
myself and understanding what
exactly I wanted to do. My family used
to ask me why are you sitting alone in
the room? Are you nervous or are you
scared that you are not working? I
said them that it's been just three
months. Since last eight years, I was
surrounded by a lot people so now I
am loving to stay in my room
watching Netflix. I had to make them
understand that this is the kind of life
I want right now, the space which I
did not get.
She continued...
I studied in Delhi and just landed up
in this industry. I never got a chance
to explore myself. I wanted to go for
cooking classes because this is the
only thing I don't know. I really want
to prepare different cuisines. I believe
a person should be an all rounder and
being a girl I should know how to
cook. Sometimes, I want to cook
something special for my family or for
my husband later when I get married.
You feel nice when someone
appreciates your effort.
As we all know that your wonderful
stint with Yeh Rishta... ended on a
negative note as you had a fall out
with producer Rajan Shahi. So what
do you have to say about it?
Rajan sir is like a father to me and he
has always treated me like a
daughter. He was so good to me, I
have no complains. I fight with my
father also. It's normal, it's healthy.
The only difference is that I was
doing a show and not leaving with
him in one house. Probably, if I stayed
with Rajan sir in the same house than
everything would have been normal. I
don't speak with my father for weeks.
It happens with my mom also. After a
point of time people make efforts.
However, in this situation no one is
there to make that effort. If I see
Rajan sir, I will hug him. I am open to
it, I have no hard feelings. They are
doing great and I am doing good in
my career. Life is too short for all
these reactions. Let's move on.
Lastly, you have been in the industry
for eight long years, so what changes
have you seen in the industry?
Not much, I would say. Indian
television industry has still time to
change. I think that is the reason we
all are glued to Netflix because you
get to see that content that you can't
make, perform and see on TV. I don't
see any change.
Well said Hina!
We wish you all the best for your new
project!

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