“‘Chhoriyan Chali Gaon’ isn’t just about fights – it’s a journey full of learning,” says Samriddhi Mehra

Samriddhi Mehra, known as Chinki-Minki with her twin sister Surabhi, is set to appear in the new Zee TV reality show 'Chhoriyan Chali Gaon' The show promises a unique experience beyond typical reality TV drama, focusing on personal growth and understanding rural India.

Samriddhi expressed enthusiasm for the show, highlighting its educational journey and the opportunity to connect deeply with the culture and lifestyle of Indian villages The decision to participate was made quickly, driven by the show's unique concept.

Despite the lack of a concrete plan for living conditions on the show, Samriddhi has prepared extensively in terms of outfits and strategies to navigate the unpredictable village life, though she admits to being unprepared for some practical aspects like cooking

Initial interactions with fellow contestants have been brief but promising, with a diverse mix of personalities from urban and rural backgrounds Samriddhi hopes to learn from these varied experiences and maintain her peaceful nature amidst potential conflicts.

Addressing rumors of separation from her sister, Samriddhi clarified that they remain a duo The show's format requires them to compete individually, but their bond remains strong, and they plan to continue working together post-show.

The challenge of staying synchronized as twins is significant, involving rigorous practice to maintain their unique timing and coordination This effort is crucial to their shared identity and performance as Chinki-Minki.

Samriddhi conveyed a heartfelt message to their fans, encouraging them to support their individual journeys on 'Chhoriyan Chali Gaon', promising a show filled with excitement, challenges, and surprises

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