As Alliance inches closer to its grand finale, former contestant and popular gamer Payal Gaming has made explosive revelations about fellow contestant Aly Goni. In an exclusive interview with The Daily Jagran, Payal accused Aly of changing his gameplay midway through the competition and claimed he "doesn't deserve to win" the Prime Video reality show.
When asked who deserved the title the least, Payal did not hesitate to name Aly Goni. Explaining her decision, she said, "Of course, my personal reason. He was very sweet from the beginning. I never had a fight with him. But since I started speaking against him, I didn't like his gameplay. The same Ali and Arsalan were doing in the beginning, they started doing it later. So I didn't like their targeting game at all. And I felt that Arsalan went into Ali's shadow and everyone else went under Ali."
Payal further alleged that Aly's decision to eliminate her from the competition was driven by revenge rather than strategy. She claimed, "So when I started speaking against him, he deleted me from the game. And I don't think he deserves to win this because he ended someone's journey because of personal revenge."
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She added, "Which is not fair. He could have fought with me, he could have argued with me. But ending my journey of becoming a finalist was unfair."
During a rapid-fire round, Payal also labelled Aly as the "most fake" contestant in the house. Elaborating on her choice, she said, "I think it was Ali... Yeah, because he didn't fight. He was just showing off his personal goodness."
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Although disappointed by Aly's actions, Payal admitted she is ready to move on from the show. However, she acknowledged that forgiving him would take time. "It's nothing like that. The show is over. I'll move on with that. But it will take time for me to forgive Ali," she said.
Apart from Aly, Payal also described Nikhil Chinapa as the "biggest manipulator" in the house, while naming Vanshaj Singh as the most deserving winner. Reflecting on her own journey, she maintained that she played the game with dignity and has no regrets about her decisions inside the Alliance headquarters.