Amaal Mallik hypes BFF Shehbaz Badesha’s Fame Dekh, calls it a game-changer

Former Bigg Boss 19 contestant and music composer Amaal Mallik has showered praise on his close friend Shehbaz Badesha ahead of the latter’s upcoming project Fame Dekh. Sharing the teaser on social media, Amaal hinted at something extraordinary, declaring that “the world isn’t ready for this.”

Posting the teaser, Amaal wrote, “Ladke ka level hi alag hai @badeshashehbaz the world isn’t ready for this one mere bhai, can’t wait #FameDekh out on 19.01.26 #ShehbazBadesha.” His words instantly grabbed attention, sparking curiosity among fans of both artists.

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A Friendship Forged Inside the Bigg Boss House

Amaal and Shehbaz’s bond began during their time on Bigg Boss 19, where they quickly emerged as one of the strongest friendships inside the house. Despite the competitive nature of the reality show, the duo consistently stood by each other, earning admiration from viewers.

A few weeks ago, Shehbaz addressed their equation publicly, emphasising that their relationship is built on genuine friendship and mutual respect rather than rivalry. Sharing a picture with Amaal from the show’s success party, Shehbaz wrote, “Real friendship, zero competition,” underlining the trust and warmth they share.

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Bigg Boss 19 Journey and the Final Standings

Bigg Boss 19 was won by actor Gaurav Khanna, while Farrhana Bhatt and Pranit More finished as first and second runners-up respectively. Tanya Mittal and Amaal Mallik completed the Top 5. The season, which premiered on August 24, 2025, featured 16 contestants, along with wild-card entries Shehbaz Badesha and Malti Chahar.

After the grand finale, Amaal penned an emotional note reflecting on his journey. “From walking into the house with uncertainty to standing in the Top 5… I’ve grown, I’ve learned, I’ve felt, and I’ve lived every second,” he wrote, thanking his fans—his “Amaalians”—for carrying him till the very end.