The popular South Indian film entertainer Nikki Tamboli is among the most followed entertainers via online media. The entertainer rose to distinction with her entrance into the unscripted TV drama Bigg Boss 14 and by and by she is one of the candidates of the trick unscripted TV drama Khatron Ke Khiladi 11. The show is facilitated by the activity chief Rohit Shetty and is being shot in Cape Town. The entertainer had lost her sibling because of COVID 19 confusions in May, just before she needed to leave for the show. 

The entertainer conversed with ETimes TV about the genuinely low a great time and its effect on her exhibition on the show. The entertainer needed to leave behind her lamenting guardians for the show and says it was the greatest test of her life. 

The entertainer shared, "I came to Cape Town abandoning my enthusiastic guardians after my sibling's demise and it has been the greatest test for me. Frankly, I regard the show a great deal but since of whatever I went through as of late I feel principle bahut frail cushion rahi hoon... individuals have seen in Bigg Boss and they realize I am exceptionally resolved yet in this show, I have had numerous frail minutes due to the family issues." 

She likewise reviewed her Bigg Boss 14 days as she says this time it is troublesome as the torment of losing her sibling can't be recuperated without any problem. She said, "While I was doing Bigg Boss, all was great with my family so I was extremely centered around the show, however this time things have been exceptionally troublesome. My sibling died on May fourth and on May sixth, I came to Cape Town. Clearly, it was impractical for me to be all glad and fine inside two days and be solid simultaneously. It's difficult for me to get over the torment, the misfortune, so effectively," said the entertainer, and added, "Individuals are spurring and urging me to return to typical however it will require some investment for me to conquer this misfortune. I know a many individuals have numerous assumptions from me however we should perceive what occurs in the show."