Actor Arjun Bijlani is celebrating a significant victory, marking his second reality show win after his triumph in ‘Khatron Ke Khiladi 11’. He acknowledges that winning such competitions not only creates more opportunities but also fundamentally alters how actors approach their careers.
Speaking about the transformation post-victory, Bijlani shared, “It definitely opens doors, but it also changes your perspective on work. You gain a newfound confidence and a deeper understanding of yourself as an artist. Audiences and industry professionals begin to trust your instincts more, empowering you to choose projects that genuinely resonate with you, rather than just convenient ones.”
Bijlani also highlighted the unique connection reality shows foster between artists and their audience, allowing for a more candid glimpse into their personalities. Having spent 42 days in the show’s environment, he feels he has emerged as a changed person.
“Winning impacts you in subtle yet profound ways,” he explained. “There’s the recognition, of course, but more importantly, there’s a deep sense of gratitude for the journey, the support received, and the challenges overcome. I feel a greater sense of responsibility now – not just for my career, but for the positive energy I bring and the influence I have on those who look up to me. It’s both humbling and incredibly motivating.” A particularly cherished moment for him post-show was reuniting with his wife, Neha Swami, and son, Ayaan.
Known for his roles in popular television series like ‘Mile Jab Hum Tum’ and ‘Left Right Left’, Arjun’s passion for compelling storytelling has only grown stronger. He expressed his ambition to consistently challenge himself by experimenting with diverse roles, exploring new creative mediums, and telling stories that have a meaningful impact. His aspiration is to evolve in a way that inspires others, just as he has been inspired throughout his own career journey. Ultimately, he hopes to look back and feel proud of giving his all to every endeavor, both on and off-screen.