Exclusive – Ridhima Pandit slams Krishna Shroff for calling her ‘Kachra’ in The 50; says, “She has a sense of entitlement, while her family is very humble”

Ridhima Pandit, one of the contestants on 'The 50', was recently eliminated from the show. After her exit, Ridhima saw the episodes and was shocked to see Krishna Shroff talking behind her back. Krishna called Ridhima ‘kachra’ and was seen planning her elimination with a few contestants. While talking to Times of India, Ridhima slammed her for the comment and mentioned that Krishna feels she is above everyone and has a superiority complex. She also took a dig at her for not knowing Hindi.

Speaking about Krishna, Ridhima said, "Krishna cannot even speak one full sentence in Hindi, yet she is still asked to talk in video diaries. Why? Because people think it looks cute. But not knowing your own mother tongue is not something to be proud of. As an Indian, she should have learned Hindi. Still, if she chooses not to learn it, that is her personal choice and there is no problem with that."


She further lashed out at Krishna and stated, "Calling someone (Kachra) trash without any reason is not right. If I had troubled you or done something wrong in the game, then you would have had a reason. But I have always been nice to you, so why use such names? If you have so many issues, then say it to my face. Why talk behind my back?"

Ridhima, who was on cordial terms with Krishna during the show claimed in the interview that Krishna has a sense of entitlement and is jealous of others. She said, "The reason is simple — you cannot play the game properly and you are jealous of the person who is playing well. That is why this superiority complex and sense of entitlement show. She feels that she is above all, superiority complex and entitlement, it shows. Look, I am self-made, while everyone already knows about you. What more can I say? Also, she was not saying these things alone; she was influencing others and calling people to join in."

She continued, "I felt that she has a superiority complex. Everyone knows about her, even in her personal life. I had seen her in her earlier shows and thought her family seemed lovely. Her father and brother are so humble. Because of that, I felt I was connecting with her and that we were having good conversations whenever we were around each other. But after being on this show, I have seen many different sides of people. It made me feel that maybe I am not very good at judging someone’s character, and I accept that."