Vanshaj Singh Calls Kushal Tandon A 'Misogynist': "He Thinks He's Salman Khan..."

YouTuber Vanshaj Singh, who was recently evicted from Prime Video's reality show 'The Alliance', has made strong remarks against fellow contestant Kushal Tandon. Days after exiting the Kunal Kemmu-hosted social strategy show, Vanshaj took to Instagram Stories to share his views on several contestants and did not hold back while speaking about Kushal.

The two contestants frequently clashed during their stint on the show, and it appears their rivalry has continued even outside the game.

Vanshaj Questions Kushal Tandon's Attitude:

In one of his Instagram Stories, Vanshaj criticized Kushal's behaviour and attitude. He claimed that Kushal carries himself like a major celebrity despite being primarily remembered for his appearance on 'Bigg Boss'.

Taking a dig at the actor, Vanshaj remarked that if someone had to explain who Kushal Tandon is, they would likely mention his participation in Gauahar Khan's season of 'Bigg Boss'. He further alleged that Kushal behaves as though he is a Bollywood superstar.

Vanshaj also pointed out what he called a contradiction in Kushal's statements. According to him, Kushal had claimed he did not know who Vanshaj was, despite allegedly mentioning his name in the very first episode of 'The Alliance'.

Calls Kushal A ‘Man Child':

The influencer went on to accuse Kushal of having anger issues and described him as a “man child”. Recalling a conversation they had during the show, Vanshaj claimed Kushal had asked him not to target him in the game and promised the same in return.

Vanshaj said he had viewed Kushal as a strong competitor and intended to keep him in the game for strategic reasons. However, he alleged that Kushal preferred speaking behind people's backs rather than addressing issues directly.

Alleges Misogynistic Remarks:

Vanshaj also accused Kushal of making comments that he considered misogynistic. Sharing an incident from the show, he claimed Kushal had suggested eliminating male contestants over female contestants because the men were stronger competitors.

According to Vanshaj, the remark was made in front of fellow contestant Mini, and he felt it reflected an unfair attitude towards women in the competition.

Hints At Explosive Return To 'The Alliance':

Meanwhile, Vanshaj has confirmed that he will be returning to 'The Alliance'. In a recent interview, he hinted that he still has several unanswered issues with contestants inside the house and would address them face-to-face upon his return.

Hosted by Kunal Kemmu, 'The Alliance' features 16 contestants navigating alliances, betrayals and strategic gameplay in a battle for survival and dominance. The reality series is currently streaming on Prime Video.