The third season of ‘Fabulous Lives Of Bollywood Wives,’ titled ‘Fabulous Lives Vs Bollywood Wives,’ created a lot of buzz once released online. This season made headlines, as it marked the debut of three stunning and powerful women – Riddhima Kapoor Sahni, Shalini Passi, and Kalyani Saha. And while season 3 is still the talk of the town, Shalini Passi’s recent statement has created a buzz for season 4 as well.
During a recent interaction with comedian Aishwarya Mohanraj, Shalini Passi might have hinted that season 4 would include Banglore. In the interview, Aishwarya playfully mentioned her desire to be on the show since she is a wife but not from Bollywood. To this Shalini replied, “Shift to Delhi or Bangalore if they’re going there next.” The art aficionado also mentioned that if Aishwarya moved to Delhi, both of them would have been friends for sure.
While nothing concrete has been confirmed about whether season 4 will head to Banglore or not, one thing on which everyone agrees is that Shalini Passi was the main highlight of season 4. Her straightforwardness, the unbeatable fashion sense, and the exquisite art collection, everything shined as a gem in her persona.
Further, the more people got to know about her, the more they got intrigued. For the unversed, she is among India’s billionaires. Her husband Sanjay Passi is one of the most renowned names in the business circle. He is also the former highest taxpayer in the country, for which he got the Aaykar Ratna Award. The couple also have a son Robin Passi.
And now circling back to ‘Fabulous Lives Vs Bollywood Wives,’ the show included the OG B-town wives – Maheep Kapoor, Bhavana Panday, Neelam Kothari Soni, and Seema Sajdeh. Streaming on Netflix, with the OG wives the show represented Mumbai, and with the debut additions it showed Delhi.
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