Ramsha Salahuddin, contestant of Tamasha Season 5, joined us for Gup Shup With FUCHSIA to share her Tamasha journey and more!
Ramsha is a Pakistani drama actress who has been part of several dramas and is currently being seen in Nashtar and Khafa. She recently entered the Tamasha house for Season 5 and quickly became one of those contestants who gave the show a lot of content, from her opinions and reactions to her interactions with the other contestants.
Here is what she had to share!
This article is an excerpt form FUCHSIA Magazine’s YouTube interview.
Ramsha Salahuddin Breaks Down The Groups Existing In The Tamasha House
During her conversation with FUCHSIA, Ramsha Salahuddin opened up about the different groups that formed inside the Tamasha house and how these alliances affected the game. According to Ramsha, contestants such as Sahrish, Fasih and Hassan were part of one group, while Babrik Shah remained somewhat separate from the rest.
“Babrik Bhai has no group with anyone. No one likes him either,” Ramsha said, sharing her perspective on the dynamics inside the house. She also spoke about Samiya Yasir and the issues that came up between them.
Ramsha recalled that Samiya would go to everyone and share her frustrations about her, saying that Ramsha was not letting her do certain things in the game. “She used to keep the gun on my shoulder and shoot,” Ramsha explained, adding that Zayb later came to her and told her what Samia had been saying about her.
Talking about the changing dynamics between Samiya, Esra, Zayb and Yasir, Ramsha said that one of Samiya’s biggest concerns was feeling that Esra had taken her place in the group. She explained that Esra started sitting in the place where Samiya used to sit and would also give jackets to Zayb, something Samiya had previously done in an attempt to build a bond with him.
Ramsha Salahuddin On Realising You Can’t Trust Everyone In The Tamasha House
Speaking about what surprised her the most after leaving Tamasha, Ramsha Salahuddin said it was only after watching the footage that she realised she could not trust everyone inside the house.
Ramsha admitted that perhaps one of her mistakes was that she started treating the Tamasha house more like a family than just a game. “Apart from friendship, I was taking that house as a family. I felt like chilling with everyone, eating food with everyone and gossiping with everyone,” she shared.
She explained that because everyone was living together, talking to different groups was natural. “There were no angels there. Obviously, you’re sitting with everyone and everyone is in a group, so you’ll talk, right?” Ramsha said. According to her, if she discussed something in one group and then mentioned it when someone from another group asked her opinion, it was not necessarily an attempt to manipulate the situation or create conflict.
Ramsha also addressed the “Phoppo Fasadan” tag that was given to her by some of the contestants. She said she was aware that Laila and others had started perceiving her that way, but she did not let the label affect how she played the game.
At the same time, Ramsha said she did not believe she was the only person who talked between different groups. “The whole house was doing the same thing,” she explained. She added that because she would spend time with everyone in the make-up room, she naturally had a positive equation with most of the contestants.
Ramsha Salahuddin On The Impact Tamasha Had On Her Mental Health
Talking about the impact her Tamasha experience had on her mental health, Ramsha Salahuddin admitted that the pressure inside the house was intense and that she struggled to control her anger at times.
“A lot, a lot of pressure. I have tolerated a lot of things. But I didn’t control my anger. I said a lot of things to a lot of people,” she shared.
Ramsha said there were moments when she reacted in ways that even surprised her after watching the footage. “I have said a lot of things that I shouldn’t have said. But I am a human being, I got angry, I got triggered, and it slipped off my tongue,” she explained.
According to Ramsha, the environment inside Tamasha was different because certain situations and conversations could quickly trigger contestants. “They create such scenarios. Such things happen that you get triggered,” she said.
Looking back at her journey, Ramsha believes one of the biggest lessons from the experience was learning how to manage anger under pressure. “I think this is the test, how to control your anger. I think that’s the main thing.”
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