Shalini Passi Breaks Her Silence On Her Emotional Walkout From Fabulous Lives Interview: 'Don’t Need To Do PR Stunts...'

‘Fabulous Lives vs Bollywood Wives’ Shalini Passi recently made headlines after an unexpected double exit from an interview.

Shalini Passi suddenly interrupted, asked for a break, and left the room mid-interview.

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Shalini Passi, the breakout star from ‘Fabulous Lives vs Bollywood Wives’, recently made headlines after an unexpected double exit from an interview. The Delhi socialite was visibly upset during a conversation with Galatta India, where she appeared alongside her co-stars Bhavana Panday, Riddhima Kapoor Sahni, Seema Kiran Sajdeh, Neelam Kothari Soni, Kalyani Saha Chawla, and Maheep Kapoor.

Shalini Passi talks about walking out of an interview

Shalini suddenly interrupted, asked for a break, and left the room mid-interview. Her cast members were taken aback as she said, "I need a break. You guys can carry on," before walking out. She returned briefly, dabbing at her eyes, but then exited again. Although she didn’t initially offer an explanation, fans speculated that her reaction might have been due to a comment from Kalyani Saha, who quipped, “When I am talking, Shalini has to get up and get attention for herself because she’s not getting any!”

Later, Shalini clarified her actions in an interview with The Chill Hour, dismissing any notion that her walkout was staged. “We don’t need to do PR stunts like that. I left when I wanted to and came back when I felt like it.” When the host, Deepak Pareek, probed for more details, she firmly responded, “Aapke paas aur koi kaam nahi hai, baal ki kaal nikalne ke liye?” stopping further questions.

About Shalini Passi

Shalini Passi is not only a philanthropist and art collector but also a trained gymnast, dancer, and singer. She founded several art organizations, including ‘My Art Shalini Pahal’ and the ‘Shalini Passi Art Foundation.’

On the personal front, she married businessman Sanjay Passi, the owner of Pasco Group, which handles Tata and Maruti dealerships. They have a son, Robin Passi.