Priyanka Chahar Choudhary’s run on Rise and Fall Season 2 is turning into a full-blown industry rally. Eisha Singh, Ekta Kapoor, Abhishek Malhan and Parul Gulati have all spoken up for the actor, each asking fans to see the same thing: she is playing her own game, and they want the trophy to go to her.
Eisha Singh’s sisterly nudge
Eisha Singh, who played Priyanka’s sister in Naagin 2, shared a video message that moved between affection and advice. She called Priyanka her “baby girl,” said she has been watching the show, and asked her to stop putting other people first. Her clearest instruction: “It’s high time that you play for yourself.”
Eisha framed the shift not as selfishness but as self-love, and told Priyanka not to get caught in guilt or other people’s words inside the house. The message ended with a promise: if Priyanka wins, she wants to give her “a very tight hug.”
Ekta Kapoor calls her the “real heroine”
Producer Ekta Kapoor went a step further, telling Priyanka she is watching and backing her to win. She described her as the “real heroine” of Indian television and her own Balaji world, and said Priyanka stays calm until someone provokes her, then answers back on her own terms.
Ekta also turned the show’s Naagin references into a strength: when people call her Naagin, they should remember what that means. Her sign-off was direct: “Win, because I don’t know, or maybe you don’t know, how to lose!”
Abhishek Malhan: focus on your individual game
Abhishek Malhan, known as Fukra Insaan, kept the message playful, calling Priyanka “Naagin ji.” He said she is already winning on social media and that only three weeks remain, so she should focus on her individual game and “kill it.” Abhishek, who has been on Battleground Season 2 with her, also reminded her not to forget who she is when the house gets difficult.
- Eisha Singh: “Play for yourself” and a promised hug if the trophy comes home.
- Ekta Kapoor: Called Priyanka the “real heroine” of Indian television.
- Abhishek Malhan: Told her to focus with three weeks left: “win it, kill it.”
- Parul Gulati: Stepped in after a heated exchange with Sara.
Why this moment is gaining traction
The support arrives after a confrontation between Priyanka and fellow contestant Sara, in which Sara’s remarks were seen by Priyanka’s supporters as threatening. That context pushed the conversation beyond the episode, and Parul Gulati added a line of solidarity: “Tumhe koi haath toh lagaake dikhaaye” — roughly, let anyone try to touch you.
For celebrity watchers, the wave of messages is a signal of where industry goodwill is flowing. It is not just fans posting stray emojis; it is established names picking a side in public. As the final weeks approach, that endorsement can shape how viewers read every argument, task and elimination.
Source: Bollywood Bubble
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