Neil Bhatt and Aishwarya Sharma, who were once the contestants on Bigg Boss 17, are ready to give a performance on the grand finale of the show. They will be seen performing on Bole Chudiyan from Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham, also known as K3G. Various videos of the couple’s performance are out on the internet and you are bound to fall in love with them. Bonus: They mimic Jethalal and Daya from Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah.

Aishwarya says they are bigger than the game

During the performance, Aishwarya was heard saying that she considers her relationship with Neil bigger than the game. He agreed with the same. For the big night, Aishwarya donned a red patiala suit while Neil was seen in a black kurta.

Dance on Bole Chudiyan

A clearer promo revealed that the couple were dancing to Bole Chudiyan, which is an iconic song featuring Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol as a couple. In the video, Neil is also seen lifting Aishwarya up. They were seen at the grand finale party, which will be held on January 28.

Mimicking Jethalal and Daya

Aishwarya and Neil were seen teasing one another with the ‘Bol I Love You’ dialogue between Jethalal and Daya from Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah. The scene is among one of the most iconic on the show. Neil was also seen tickling Aishwarya, just like Jethalal did to Daya in the scene. Aishwarya even did the Daya being shy pose for the same scene.

Neil-Aishwarya on the show

Neil and Aishwarya were the second married couple on Bigg Boss 17 after Ankita Lokhande-Vicky Jain. Aishwarya was evicted from the Salman Khan-hosted show when Isha Malviya was the captain of the house. Within a week, Neil was also shown the exit door. The couple has however not held any grudges towards the show and were even seen together at Tehelka aka Sunny Arya’s birthday party, which was like a Bigg Boss 17 reunion, with Sana Raees Khan, KhanZaadi aka Firoza Khan, Rinku Dhawan and Orry in attendance.

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