Andy, 34, who was paired opposite choreographer Bhavani, said he never expected that he will be evicted from the show so soon.
"I never expected that my innings will be so short. I tried to give my best but I feel that I could not make it to the audience's hearts. I had a little bit inhibitions since the beginning because my dance partner was completely new with no experience of reality show," Andy told PTI.
The Colors's reality show sees 13 celebrity contestants perform various dances with professional choreographer partners and are being judged by actress Madhuri Dixit, filmmaker Karan Johar, choreographers Remo D'Souza and Maksim Chmerkovskiy.
"People had huge expectations from me but I think I was not able to fulfil them because my two performances were lacking concepts. We also changed our performance last minute to bring some newness and I felt that was the final nail in the coffin," he said.
Known for his unique antics in the last season of 'Bigg Boss', Andy thought that the talent hunt will help him make a comeback to dancing after his back injury.
"I started learning Kathak when I was in sixth grade, and contemporary dance during my college days. But 12 years ago, I had a back injury and left dance completely. Coming back to dance and shape was really tough for me," he added.
The video jockey, who had hosted shows like 'Get Gorgeous' and 'Dare To Date' in the past, said he will go back to anchoring again as he has got couple of offers in his kitty.
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