Rapper MC Stan made history by emerging victorious in Bigg Boss 16, marking a transformative journey of personal and professional growth. In an exclusive conversation with the Times of India, MC Stan sheds light on his life after Bigg Boss and shares insights into why he prefers to maintain a low-key profile.
MC Stan discloses that his inclination towards remaining low-key is inherent, expressing discomfort with visibility, a sentiment he carried even within the Bigg Boss house. He clarifies that unlike previous winners, he has chosen not to make public appearances as it goes against his principles.
The rapper, whose journey began in a Pune slum, reflects on the significant advancements in his life. From owning a car and a music studio to elevating his family’s lifestyle, MC Stan’s post-Bigg Boss life has witnessed remarkable changes. He shares the news of purchasing a house and indulging in high-end shopping. Professionally, his career has skyrocketed, collaborating with international rappers he admired as a kid.
Despite the transformations, MC Stan reveals a constant in his life—his six-year-long relationship. He mentions that while many aspects of his life have evolved, his bond with his partner remains unchanged. Although marriage is on the horizon, he deems himself still too young for such commitments.
The rapper recently made his Bollywood playback debut with the title track of ‘Farrey,’ produced by Salman Khan. Expressing his desire to sing for a film starring the Bollywood superstar, MC Stan shares that Salman Khan’s team has assured him of reaching out if his voice suits any upcoming projects.
Concluding the interview, MC Stan emphasizes his ongoing connection with his ‘mandali’ members, including Sajid Khan, Shiv Thakare, and Nimrit Kaur Ahluwalia. His time in the Bigg Boss house remains a cherished experience, and the rapper looks forward to the future with aspirations and newfound success.
