Content creator Dolly Javed is the most recent contestant to be eliminated from Alliance. She became the internet’s favourite for standing up for herself and giving it back to her bullies, especially Kushal Tandon. A day later, Dolly Javed has opened up about the experience on the show through a new Instagram post.
What Dolly said
Dolly shared a series of pictures after coming out of the show, as she met up with friends and got support from her family for her performance. In the caption, she wrote, “the past week has been tough. when you enter a show you have so many hopes and aspirations . I was so happy when i got to know i get to be a part of such a huge show . Getting eliminated in just two weeks was not on my bingo card trust me . It hit me like a huge rock specially with everything i had to face inside all alone. Thank god for good family and friends around me. @surabhi.samriddhi were my absolute rock during this time . I stayed at dr place for two days and they took care of me like a freaking baby.”
She added, “@smitalshintre i love you so much for all the motivation you have given me at this time. @_zakiyasultana @_sameerraslam @urf7i @_asfi my family is so so supportive and loving . My brother made sure i felt supported with his memes, he kept fighting for me in his stories which is so cute. My sisters took me a for a day out. I kept crying on a video call with my mom and she kept consoling me. @yuvraj4ryan took me out for waffle and matcha ( my comfort food ). At last thankyou so much for all the love YOU ALL are giving me , it means the world to me.”
Dolly slams Kushal Tandon
In an interview with Hindustan Times after her exit, Dolly talked about being depressed in the house after Kushal tried to overpower her and further slammed him for his entitled and toxic behaviour in the show. Dolly also talked about the actors-versus-creators situation in Alliance, admitting she was made to feel inferior.
She said, “I wish I had just one tag for Kushal, but I have so many: manchild, egoistic, toxic masculinity, fragile ego, and old man. I feel Kushal has so much free time in his life because usne kuch kaam kiya hai nahi (he hasn’t done anything worthwhile). He’s getting an ego boost thinking, ‘Wow, I picked a fight with kids. Oh my God, I managed to get Vanshaj and Dolly, who are 20 years younger than me, eliminated through planning and plotting. What a mastermind I am.’ That’s how his mind works. I think this is very disturbing. I think Kushal needs a therapist. He genuinely needs help. I would like to offer him money. I don’t have much money, but whatever I have, I would like to help him.”