Shiny Doshi Takes a Dig at Riddhi Dogra, Says "I Don't Want to Be a 'Mother' Figure"

Popular television actress Shiny Doshi recently got evicted from The 50. After her exit, she gave an interview sharing her experiences from the show.

She described the alliances, strategies, and behavior of contestants as a learning experience. During the conversation, she also made allegations against Riddhi Dogra. Here's what she said:

What do you have to say about Riddhi Dogra and Siwet Tomar?

I feel that Riddhi Dogra was acting according to a game plan. Many times, it seemed like she was trying to set a false narrative against me. As for Siwet Tomar, he always came across as a kind and caring person. His nature was good with everyone, whether it was Riddhi or the other girls.

Why do you think Riddhi took Siwet to the bathroom?

I think she went there to speak negatively about me. She was trying to create a false story against me in the game.

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How do you see the bond or 'love angle' between Riddhi and Siwet?

I prefer not to comment much on personal relationships. But from a game perspective, I feel Riddhi used several things to her advantage. Siwet, on the other hand, seemed like a genuinely good and respectful person.

Do you think Riddhi deliberately targeted or cornered you?

I am surprised that people think that way. She was strict with me on the show, but later it felt like she was saying different things behind my back. If someone has an issue, they should say it directly instead of talking behind, and that's what I felt Riddhi did.

How was your experience with game strategies and alliances?

Initially, my alliance was very strong. Later, I realized my team did not fully accept me. However, Rajat Dalal's team encouraged me and gave me a chance to stay in the game. Overall, I received support from both sides.

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What is your take on the 'love angle' between Rajat Dalal and Chahat Pandey?

Honestly, I don't have much information about it. Chahat Pandey exited the show early and didn't interact much with us, so I can't really comment on their bond.

How do you see the gameplay of Rajat Dalal and Prince Narula?

Rajat Dalal was very clear from the beginning that he was playing for himself, not for friendships. He never pretended to carry everyone along. His game was completely self-focused, which is why he lasted till the end. On the other hand, Prince Narula had a very different approach. He believed in leading his team and moving forward together.

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Do you think you spoke up at the right time in the show?

Yes, whenever I felt it was necessary, I spoke up clearly. Sometimes loudly, sometimes calmly. I believe words should carry weight.

Do you think girls and boys have equal opportunities in the game?

In the beginning, girls got fewer opportunities. Some girls who could have performed well didn't get enough chances and were eliminated early. But despite that, all the girls performed well.

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Do you think you would have played the game differently?

Yes, now that I'm out, I feel I could have made some decisions differently. But at that moment, I did what felt right. Every experience teaches something, and I've learned a lot.

What is the biggest lesson you learned from the show?

I learned that not everyone is your friend. Don't trust everyone. Let your words have weight. Play for yourself and make your own decisions.