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Bigg Boss 19 is known for its drama and clashes, but this time, things went too far. A viral clip showing housemates body-shaming 21-year-old actress Ashnoor Kaur has left fans deeply upset and angry.
The incident, reportedly involving Shehbaz Badesha, Amaal Mallik, Abhishek Bajaj, Tanya Mittal, and Neelam Giri, has sparked massive backlash for spreading negativity and cruelty on national television.
Actor Nishant Malkani, who shares a close, brother-like bond with Ashnoor, has now spoken up strongly in her support.
Expressing his disappointment, Nishant said, “My heart breaks! How dare they body-shame Ashnoor so cruelly? She’s just 21! I’m shocked by their words. This must stop and be called out on Weekend Ka Vaar!”
His powerful words have struck a chord with thousands online. Fans, celebrities, and netizens are praising Nishant for taking a strong stand and defending Ashnoor with courage and compassion. Many also applauded Ashnoor for handling the situation with grace, maturity, and strength, even after being publicly mocked. Despite being one of the youngest contestants in the Bigg Boss 19 house, she continues to show immense dignity and calmness.
The incident has once again sparked a wider conversation about body shaming and mental health in reality TV. Viewers are questioning why such offensive behaviour is still being allowed to air in the name of entertainment. Many are urging the makers of Bigg Boss to take responsibility and ensure contestants understand the lasting impact of their words.
As social media fills with outrage and support for Ashnoor, one message stands clear body shaming is not entertainment, it’s emotional harm. It’s time to replace hate with empathy and bring respect back into the spotlight.
