'Mujhse Shaadi Karoge' star Aanchal Khurana reveals why Paras unfollowed her on Instagram

After her Bigg Boss stint, Aanchal Khurana won Mujhse Shaadi Karoge. She has a massive fan following but her show did t get as much TRP as her previous show. Mujhse Shaadi Karoge was a swayamvar for Paras Chhabra and Shehnaaz Gill. Recently, Aanchal Khurana was seen talking about her current equation with Chhabra. Read on to kw more about what Khurana has to say about Paras Chhabra and Mahira Sharma.

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Aanchal Khurana on Paras Chhabra unfollowing her on Instagram

Speaking to a media publication, Aanchal Khurana said how Paras Chhabra has unfollowed her on Instagram. She went on to say that she assumed him to be in a relationship with Mahira. But she was told that Paras Chhabra and Mahira are just ‘good friends’. She revealed that Chhabra was t too sure of getting married but he was open to an engment on show. He had told her that if we are able to form a connection with someone n why t try things out.

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Aanchal Khurana n stated that she does t see a future with Paras Chhabra. She did t even get eugh time with him and also y ended up being in each or’s friend-zone. She said that it is better that y stay as friends. Talking about being unfollowed on Instagram, she said that even she was shocked because y spoke on phone half an hour before he unfollowed her first time. She n felt that maybe Mahira does t approve of his friendship with her.

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She was okay with it though as she kws that people tend to be possessive of each or when in a relationship. Though he did t say it openly, it was quite evident that re was something more than just friendship between him and Mahira. It is just that y have t accepted it yet.

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