Splitsvilla X6: Anisha Shinde slams Kaira Anu for commenting on her looks; says, “I didn’t expect someone to stoop that low”

Dating reality show Splitsvilla X6 has been winning hearts with its entertaining episodes. Fans are enjoying the reality show and are even rooting for their favourites. The latest episode saw many dramatic moments, but one that caught many eyeballs was a fight between Anisha Shinde and Kaira Anu.


Anisha has now taken to her social media handle and expressed her disappointment as Kaira made comments about her looks on the show. Kaira, on the other hand, was unhappy as her connection Gullu got close to Anisha in the Pyaar Villa.




The post read, “Let’s get one thing straight, the bond between Gullu and me didn’t just happen out of nowhere. He was the one who made me feel comfortable, gave me attention, and made me feel special. Eventually, I had also started feeling how our connection was building with time. He never once told me that his bond with Kaira was ‘THAT’ strong. If I had known that earlier, I would’ve stepped back, because I’m not the kind of girl who interferes in anyone’s story.”


She further said, “Whatever frustration or anger his ‘GIRL’ had inside, that’s on her, not me. Just because Gullu didn’t put the same effort into her that he did with me doesn’t make it my fault. If she has questions, she should be asking him, not me. And if she thinks shouting at me will make her look right, she’s wrong, because if you come at me once, I’ll obviously give it back. Just because I’m calm and don’t entertain unnecessary drama doesn’t mean I’ll take this!!!!”


Talking about Kaira shaming her for her looks, she said, “It’s just sad and kind of embarrassing that, as a woman, you felt the need to comment on another woman’s looks. I didn’t expect someone to stoop that low or speak that carelessly just to look cool and mask their own frustration. And when you said to Chaksh, ‘What did you even see in her?’ maybe that’s a question you should ask your own connection as well. Was he blind too? Or were the others blind as well?”


Later, she mentioned, “When multiple people see something in someone, they can’t all be mistaken. The real issue isn’t anyone’s vision it’s your refusal to accept reality. So yes, talking about others’ looks or character doesn’t look good. When you do, it doesn’t affect mine it only exposes yours. And considering you’re older than me, I honestly expected more maturity and better behaviour.”


Another post read, “And about me being emotional, yes, I was. I’m a human being in the end, and even I have emotions. When you spend time with someone and share a bond, even knowing the fact that he has a girlfriend, at the end of the day, a bond was still shared. Even though a love bond was not made, it was at least a friendship bond. And it’s completely fine if, after spending a few days with a person, you see them again and feel a little emotional.”



Anisha also wrote, “I never said he was a bad person. It’s just that our compatibility wasn’t matching enough. And yes, despite everything, I still chose to meet him and handle the situation respectfully. That wasn’t weakness — it was maturity. I don’t know how things were portrayed or shown to others, but my emotions were simply human. When you spend some days with someone and build a bond, obviously you get a little emotional. That’s normal. It doesn’t mean you’re in love. It’s just an emotion.”