Bigg Boss OTT 2: ‘Shame On Malhan Brothers’ Trends Online, Fans Unhappy With Them For Roasting Bebika Dhurve
Controversial body-shaming by Malhan Brothers sparks outrage after Bigg Boss OTT 2. Fans express disappointment in influencers' unethical behavior.
“Big Boss” is a popular reality TV show where contestants are kept and locked inside a house. They have to navigate power dynamics, struggle, and be by themselves in a kind of lockdown. With all of this, they have to win the hearts of their fans to remain inside the house and ultimately win.
Salman Khan has been the host of the reality show for the longest time and is widely loved because of his performance. In “Bigg Boss OTT 2,” YouTubers were also a part of it, where Abhishek Malhan turned out to be the first runner-up.
Malhan Brothers Roasting Bebika Dhurve
Audiences might know him better by his ID ‘fukra insaan,’ and his brother by ‘triggered insaan.’ While in the house, he had a beef with Bebika Dhurve, which turned out to be a huge fuss. But it escalated way more than fiss continued on the internet. Triggered Insaan is known for his minor-friendly jokes and videos, which is why he has a huge fanbase that also includes kids.
But recently, he was seen making fun of and body-shaming Bebika based on their conflicts in “Bigg Boss best scenes” videos that have surfaced online. Being a creator means reaching a load of people online and also giving them content to think about. Opening and agreeing to body-shaming and online bullying is not something their fans expect from them.
Already 5 months since the show ended, but the body shaming continues. Despite this, these two have the audacity to call themselves youth influencers. Disgusting.
— Peace out 😉 (@sataxisoumya) January 19, 2024
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Social media is undivided on this topic, and everyone seems to have gone against the brothers because of their unethical move against a woman, even after the show is over and people have moved on from it.
One said, “Garnering views by body-shaming a woman can be the lowest you can stoop down to. Shame on these influencers who are encashing fame by bullying someone.” Someone else also said, “I’ve completely lost all respect for Abhishek Malhan today. On one hand, he’s tweeting about erasing stereotypes, and now he’s openly body-shaming his ex-Bigg Boss contestants. I cannot support a person who takes pleasure in shaming others anymore.”
