Vahbiz Dorabjee confirms she is not entering Bigg Boss 18 house, says, “prefer not to disturb my peace”

Vahbiz Dorabjee is an actress known for her versatile performances in various shows such as Savitri Ek Prem Kahanj, Bahu Hamari Rajnikant and so on. She gained fame for her role in the hit show “Pyar Ki Yeh Ek Kahaani” and has appeared in various other series, showcasing her acting talent.

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Beyond her television work, Vahbiz is recognized for her strong presence on social media and her engagement with fans. With a career spanning over a decade, she continues to captivate audiences with her charm and dedication to her craft. While there have been various rumours of the actress entering the reality show Bigg Boss 18 as a wildcard contestant there was no official confirmation on the same, but the actress took it in her own hands to clear the air about the same.

Vahbiz Dorabjee has taken to her Instagram story to address the swirling rumors about her participation in Bigg Boss 18. She penned a note that said “Hello everyone, there have been rumours of me entering Bigg Boss, I would like to clear the air about the same. I am not entering the show neither I intend to enter it this year at all. I am very happy and content with what I have in my life and prefer not to disturb my peace. I would definitely consider the show in future but not this year for sure.“

Soon after she posted the story her statement is seen doing rounds around social media platforms and her fans are more than excited to see their favourite Vahbiz in a new light with her upcoming project, Deewaniyat.

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Furthermore, she also shared her excitement about returning to television, revealing, “I have already started shooting for my new show Deewaniyat which would be soon airing on Star Plus. Super excited to be back on screen.“

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