Premium

Maxtern calls ‘Vada Pav girl’ Chandrika ‘unhygenic’, says she replaced him on Bigg Boss OTT 3: ‘She ran away leaving her husband’

In an exclusive interview, content creator Sagar Thakur, also known as Maxtern, spoke about the controversies surrounding ‘Vada Pav girl’ Chandrika Dixit Gera.

Maxtern on Vada Pav Girl Chandrika Dixit GeraMaxtern slams 'Vada Pav Girl' Chandrika Dixit Gera. (Photos: Maxtern, Chandrika Dixit Gera/Instagram)

Content creator Sagar Thakur, aka Maxtern, was recently seen on the reality show The 50. On the show, Maxtern kept taking digs at Elvish and was also seen discussing him with other contestants. Now, following his eviction, Maxtern has targeted ‘Vada Pav girl’ Chandrika Dixit Gera. In an exclusive interview with SCREEN, Maxtern spoke about Chandrika’s controversial image and claimed that he was dropped from Bigg Boss OTT Season 3 because of her.

Maxtern on Chandrika Dixit Gera’s publicity stunts

During the interview, Maxtern spoke about his plans to explore the reality space further. When asked why he hasn’t appeared on Bigg Boss yet, given he is approached every year, Maxtern revealed, “I would have gone on Bigg Boss OTT 3, but the casting person took Vada Pav girl’s number from me and then removed me from the lineup.”

Also Read: Maxtern claims Elvish Yadav deposited Rs 1 lakh into his account before assault: ‘Don’t know if it was to frame me’

Maxtern further clarified, “It wasn’t the Bigg Boss team, but the casting director who did this. I don’t mind; it’s the maker’s decision at times, and that time, Chandrika was going viral. She is back in the news now, ever since she ran away, leaving her husband.”

Talking about Chandrika Dixit Gera being in the news for her controversies, Maxtern said, “She has managed to sell vada pavs through publicity stunts. Anyways, I have nothing to do with her. I don’t even know her. All I know is she puts up a stall and sells unhygienic Vada Pav. She cleans her nose and serves with those same hands without washing them. I had seen one of her videos.”

Talking about exploring reality TV space further, Maxtern said, “If I get invited on another reality show, I will take it. There is a possibility that you will see me in this space further. With The 50, I have gotten an idea about what not to do on reality shows next time. I learned a lot on this show.”

Nawaz Javed Kochra is a seasoned entertainment journalist at The Indian Express Online, bringing nearly a decade of expertise to the forefront of cultural reporting. With a focus on the television and Over-The-Top (OTT) landscapes, he has established himself as a prominent voice in the industry, known for his high-profile celebrity interviews and insightful coverage of the Indian entertainment sector. Experience & Career Nawaz holds a Master of Arts in Communication and Journalism from Mumbai University, providing him with a rigorous academic and ethical foundation. In his 11-year career, he has navigated through several of India's leading media houses, building a portfolio that spans digital, print, and broadcast media: The Indian Express: Currently leads coverage of TV and OTT content, producing both written analysis and popular video interview segments. Former Roles: He began his career at the iconic Stardust Magazine and later held key positions at Zoom TV, Zee Multimedia, MissMalini, Bollywood Bubble, and Raindrop Media. Expertise & Focus Areas Nawaz’s beat is characterized by a blend of exclusive access and trend analysis. His core areas of expertise include: Reality Television: Specialized coverage of major franchises like Bigg Boss, providing behind-the-scenes insights and winner profiles. OTT Ecosystem: Tracking the shift from traditional cable to digital streaming platforms, with a focus on web series and digital premieres. Celebrity Profiles & Interviews: Nawaz is celebrated for his ability to foster candid conversations with industry stalwarts, from music composers like Amaal Mallik to other TV legends. Investigative Entertainment News: Reporting on sensitive industry developments, including legal disputes and personal stories of resilience within the acting community. Authoritativeness & Trust With a reputation built on years of networking and credible reporting, Nawaz Kochra is a "known face" in the Mumbai media circuit. His work at The Indian Express adheres to the publication's "Journalism of Courage" standard, ensuring that even entertainment reporting is approached with accuracy, sensitivity, and transparency. His educational background and extensive tenure across diverse media platforms provide him with the authoritative perspective required to analyze the rapid evolution of Indian show business. ... Read More

Click here to follow Screen Digital on YouTube and stay updated with the latest from the world of cinema.

Advertisement
Loading Recommendations...
Latest Comment
Post Comment
Read Comments