Urgent.News

What's breaking now, across thousands of outlets.

World

‘I’ll Not Continue The Show’: Mahhi Vij Calls Out Bigg Boss 20 For ‘Targeting’ Her, Questions Narrative Being Shown - Watch PROMO

The latest promo of Bigg Boss 20 shows Mahhi Vij breaking down in tears after questioning the narrative being presented about her on the show. Feeling that she is being unfairly targeted, the actress expresses her displeasure and even threatens to quit the show, saying she does not wish to continue if things remain the same. The promo begins with a message from Love Gill's mother playing in the…

‘I’ll Not Continue The Show’: Mahhi Vij Calls Out Bigg Boss 20 For ‘Targeting’ Her, Questions Narrative Being Shown - Watch PROMO

Mahhi Vij's latest promotional material from Bigg Boss 20 reveals the actress questioning the show's portrayal of her and threatening to depart the program. Mahhi breaks down in tears after feeling unfairly targeted, expressing her displeasure and stating she does not want to continue if conditions stay the same. The promo starts with a message from Love Gill's mother, who tells Mahhi she should have thought before speaking, as they are the same age. However, Mahhi cannot comprehend her mother's message and asks Love what she said.

Love Gill's mother warns Mahhi that if someone is not a Scout, she would have humiliated her in public. Mahhi denies her mother using the specific word, but she believes her mother's words have been backhanded. Feeling her own backbiting exposed, Mahhi wants to leave Bigg Boss 20 since nobody cares. In the end, Mahhi enters the washroom, visibly distressed, and breaks down, questioning Bigg Boss about the targeting she has received for everything.

She emphasizes that her family outside is watching, and she cannot continue the show in this situation.

Written by urgent.news from Free Press Journal's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.

Read the original at freepressjournal.in →

More in World

top Islamic authority bans Muslims from wearing Nike products

Libya’s highest Islamic religious authority, Dar al-Ifta, has issued a fatwa prohibiting Muslims from purchasing, selling or wearing clothing and other products carrying the Nike brand. The religious ruling was approved by Libya’s Grand Mufti, Sadiq al-Gharyani, following an inquiry into the origin of the Nike name and the religious…

More from Tuesday 3 November →