Nach Baliye has helped us learn more about anger management and work under stress as a couple: Sargun Mehta

It is just five days away from what could be one of the biggest moments in the careers of cute Nach Baliye 5 finalists couple Sargun Mehta and Ravi Dubey when the winner of this highly popular Star Plus’ celebrity dance couple show will be announced in the evening of coming Saturday. Avers an excited Sargun, “We never thought that we would make it to this position after a slow start, but we really picked up from the fourth round onwards. Now, we are rightfully fighting for the trophy. Having come so far on the basis of back bending efforts, we now need to win. There are lots of jitter bugs in our tummies at this moment.” Chandigarh lass Sargun who first came on the TV scene with 12/24 Karol Bagh, also does not feel that judge Sajid Khan is biased towards certain contestants of the show. “He is perfect in his comments. As an outsider, it may seem anything, but from inside I know that he has seen everybody’s growth,” she says. Although the same film director jury member has declared that Mahii Vij and Jay Bhanushali are most likely to win Nach Baliye 5, Sargun refuses to name any finalist jodi as their biggest raaste ka kaanta. “All four (Neelu Vaghela - Arvind Kumar, Suhasi Goradia -Jaisheel Dhami, she and Ravi, Jay and Mahhi) of us deserve to be here,” Sargun avers. “I hope that our concluding act which won lots of accolades from all the judges (Shilpa Shetty, Sajid Khan and Terence Lewis) will motivate our fans to vote for us one last time,” she adds. When asked about her feeling about repeatedly canvassing for votes, she avers, “Agreed, it does seem a bit weird, but, having said that, when people are watching a reality show, they get attached to you. It is a journey for them as well and they want you to put your best foot forward. Requesting such loyal fans to keep voting for you is no big deal. In fact some of them say you don’t even need to ask for the same, we do it anyways.” The actress also admits that the last 13 weeks had been tough for her physically. “Shooting in the day for Kyaa Hua Tera Vaada and rehearsing in the night for Nach, my body clock has gone for a toss. Now that I have a day off, I don’t know what to do with myself. But all this effort will be worthwhile if we do lift the coveted trophy in the grand finale,” she observes. Before concluding, Sargun adds that that the entire Nach journey has brought Ravi and her closer. “Withstanding creative differences, it has helped us to learn more about anger management and working under stress as a couple.”