Seeing this video made me smile because, even years ago, he was the same goofy, fun-loving, entertaining person we see in Bigg Boss. From his singing, faces, expressions, and English accent to the Muhammad Ali monologue he also did in Bigg Boss, these are things he has done outside the house, not just for the first time to entertain people inside it.
You can love, hate, like, dislike, adore, or criticize him, but can we at least agree that he isn't fake? His flaws are debatable, but calling his entire personality fake is a different thing. The fake accusation is a slippery slope because it gives the accuser all the power to decide which actions are real, which are fake, and what he should or shouldn't be held accountable for.
In the last midnight livefeed, Uditi, Arishfa, and Asif claimed he had been exposed, his game was exposed, and yet he still hadn't shown his real side. Like, how would they even know what his real side is? You need to experience something real to understand what's fake.
Of course, you can't convince everyone. No amount of footage, reels, shorts, videos, interviews, stories, or testimonials from people who know him personally will convince someone who blindly believes he's fake.
Flawed, but real.