‘Go get a life’: Kushal Tandon warns Nikhil Chinapa against ‘milking’ his name for fame

Kushal Tandon and Nikhil Chinapa were together in the reality show, Alliance but it seems like the show isn’t really over, and the rivalry is still on.

Kushal Tandon, Nikhil Chinapa, AllianceKushal Tandon and Nikhil Chinapa wage online war over ‘misogynistic’ remarks. (Photos: Amazon Prime Video)

Kushal Tandon and Nikhil Chinapa participated in the reality show Alliance, hosted by Kunal Kemmu, on Amazon Prime Video. While the show’s curtains were pulled down a few weeks ago, the rivalry between Kushal and Nikhil refuses to die down. 

Chinapa recently graced the Double Date show hosted by Neha Dhupia and Angad Bedi, and passed a few comments against Kushal. This didn’t go down well with the Barsaatein actor, and in retaliation, he publicly called out Chinapa by sharing the video on his Instagram story. He wrote, “Please go get a life, and yea alliance over. Stop milking it from my name in all your interviews. And by the way, the bullet taking quality you talking about, it’s very rare. Glad I am that guy.”

The actor continued, “PS: Unf**k yourself, loser. And you should say sorry for the comment you made on menopause for girls, you idiot. And I am not misogynistic, you m**********r.”

Kushal Tandon, Nikhil Chinapa Kushal Tandon’s lashes out at Nikhil Chinapa for accusing him of “misogyny”

During the podcast, Nikhil Chinapa said that he would never consider Kushal Tandon to be his friend because of his “aggressive” behaviour, and was “worried” that their arguments would take a “physical turn” at any point. At the same time, he mentioned that Kushal is a person, who would take a bullet for his friend, hence, he would want him by his side during a war. He further accused Kushal of passing derogatory comments at women.

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For those unversed, during Alliance, Gauahar Khan had criticised Chinapa for his gameplay, and said that him and Mini Mathur were playing as one unit and didn’t give fair chances to other contestants, including her husband and contestant, Zaid Darbar. 

Gauahar’s opinion wasn’t welcomed by the former Roadies judge, and he attributed her views to her age and health. In an interview with Tellymasala, Chinapa was asked about Gauahar’s comments, to which he said that Mini would understand what the former Bigg Boss winner was trying to say, as she has dealt with menopause and perimenopause.

Alliance found its maiden winner in Mini Mathur.

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