Supermodel of the Year: Will Priya Singh be the next to get eliminated?

massively popular reality TV show Supermodel of Year continues to get more interesting for fans while becoming more hectic and tense for remaining contestants. In latest episode, contestant Eashita Bajwa was unexpectedly eliminated from show, furr cutting down competition. Recently, MTV India shared promo for Supermodel of Year's upcoming episode, in which contestant Priya Singh was being monished by judge Masaba Gupta for her performance. After watching promo, many fans are w worried that Priya will be next one to be eliminated from Supermodel of Year. 

Supermodel of Year: Priya Singh to be next contestant to go?

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Above is promo for next episode of Supermodel of Year, which was shared online on MTV India's official social media ps. In promo, Masaba Gupta was critiquing Priya Singh's performance in a yet unseen challenge. Supermodel of Year judge stated that while Priya's start was strong, rest of her performance was a complete downward spiral. Masaba stated that Priya never held her attention, as she never went out of her comfort zone. 

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Masaba Gupta furr stated that Priya knew that her poses and walk were strong. However, she only depended on her strengths and did t try anything new. Due to se factors, Masaba said that Priya's performance was thing more than aver.

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judge later ded that  performance might even be below aver for her, as she felt like Priya was a strong contestant and could do much better. Even or Supermodel of Year contestants were shocked at this critique, as y considered Priya to be one of ir strongest contenders. y furr stated that if judges were so harsh with Priya, n anything could happen on show.

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