After his eviction from Bigg Boss 20, Rohed Khan opened up about his bond with Rhiti Tiwari, his support for the group labelled the “Bully Gang,” and his thoughts on the clashes between other contestants. He made it clear that he prefers to follow his heart rather than the crowd, insisting that other people's opinions will not decide whom he chooses to support or befriend.
Talking about Rhiti Tiwari, Rohed explained that his decision to stand by her came from a genuine feeling of protectiveness. When asked why he treated her like a sister despite several contestants being against her, he said, “When I first met Rhiti, I genuinely felt that I should protect her during the show.” For Rohed, supporting someone he cared about was a personal choice, and he saw no reason to change his behaviour simply because others disagreed with it.
Rohed was equally firm when discussing the criticism he received for supporting the group often referred to as the “Bully Gang.” He believes friendships should be based on personal experiences rather than public opinion. “Just because you perceive someone a certain way, it doesn't mean I should seek your approval before choosing who to be friends with,” he said. He added that after leaving the house and watching the episodes, viewers were beginning to understand the contestants and their dynamics differently. Rohed maintained that his support for his friends would not change simply because others questioned his choices.
The conversation also turned to the confrontation between Nakul and Gullu inside the Bigg Boss 20 house. Asked how he might have handled a similar situation, Rohed spoke about his martial arts background and the way the other contestants interacted with him. Although he clarified that he did not know Nakul personally, he found his on-screen personality interesting and wished there had been another contestant with a similar height, build and confidence.
Explaining his perspective, Rohed recalled that the housemates generally treated him with considerable respect. He said that when he asked someone not to do something, they usually listened, and nobody openly challenged him in the way he had expected. “I wish there had been someone like me in the house—someone of the same height and build,” he shared. Rohed also revealed that he holds a second-degree black belt in Karate. He felt that having another physically strong contestant, such as Nakul, could have created a more interesting dynamic, although he acknowledged that Bigg Boss is not a show about fighting.
Rohed Khan, an international actor, model and martial artist, brought his own approach to relationships and strategy during his stint on the Salman Khan-hosted reality show. Following his eviction, his comments have offered further insight into the bonds he formed and the way he viewed his fellow contestants. Whether defending Rhiti Tiwari, standing by his friends despite criticism, or reflecting on the confrontation involving Nakul and Gullu, Rohed has remained consistent in his belief that personal relationships should not be dictated by the majority. For him, genuine friendship means standing by people because he believes in them, regardless of what others think.