But the buzz isn’t just about the house. After a 2005 Fame Gurukul win, Qazi returned to TV with Bigg Boss 20, proving that a dream can survive two decades of setbacks.
Touseef’s interview with Film Window paints a picture of resilience: Qazi was a 19‑year‑old reality‑show star when social media was still a whisper. He’s lived, performed, and kept his singing boots on in Kashmir, even as some acting gigs stalled for years. Yet he never lost the urge to act, a trait his brother notes as part of his core personality.
When asked about the new venture, Touseef was upbeat. “We all love Arijit, woh malang tabiyat ke hai. They share a great friendship. Arijit and Qazi will also be doing a project together. They have done some work on it, but the actual work is yet to happen. It will be something very big and beautiful,” he said.
Inside the Bigg Boss 20 house, Qazi hangs out with Mahhi Vij, Love Gill, and the rest of the pack while Salman Khan keeps the show lively. The housemates’ chemistry often spills over into fan‑favourite performances, and a collaboration between Qazi and Arijit could become the next viral soundtrack.
What does this mean for fans? A fusion that marries Qazi’s Kashmiri melodic sensibilities with Arijit’s mainstream appeal—think a soundtrack that could dominate the charts, or at least the playlists. The real excitement lies in the fact that the two have already begun laying groundwork, so a release date might surface sooner than expected. Until then, keep your earbuds ready and your eyes on the Bigg Boss feed.