Sorab Bedi talks about his journey, experiences on MTV Splitsvilla X6, and his personal beliefs. He shares that he came to Mumbai seven years ago with dreams of becoming an actor and faced many struggles, including living in a small space with six other boys while trying to build his career.
Speaking about his time on the show, Sorab says he was especially excited for the merger phase because that’s when the real drama and competition begin. He also mentions that many people believe contestants join reality shows more for fame than for love.
Sorab opens up about his spiritual side and his deep devotion to Lord Shiva. Because of his faith, he chose to become vegetarian and stopped believing in superstitions. He also talks about his traditions during Maha Shivaratri and shares a special childhood memory connected to the festival.
He responds to criticism he has received, including the “Eat Five Star and Do Nothing” tagline and comparisons with other contestants, saying he simply hasn’t yet had the right opportunity to prove himself. He also addresses comments that his popularity is only because of his looks, explaining that he believes his appearance is a blessing from his parents’ good karma.
Talking about relationships in the villa, Sorab discusses the rumored fake connection between Chaksh and Anisha, his friendship with Himanshu, and his close bond with Akanksha. He also confirms that his connection with Niharika Tiwari is genuine and that their bond has continued to grow even outside the show.
Sorab also mentions that he would love to see Akanksha and Yogesh reunite, as he believes they make a strong couple, though he avoids revealing any spoilers about future episodes.
Looking ahead, he shares his ambitions of building a successful acting career and hopes to work with Dharma Productions someday. He also reveals his plans to start a singing career, saying he has already written three songs that are ready to be released. Finally, he talks about the “Rajma Chawal” and “Tikhi Mirchi” tags he received on the show and explains how those nicknames came about.
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