Bigg Boss 16 is popping out to be a really biased present. The makers clearly have tilted the sport in favour of the group of Sajid Khan and co. Every member of that group has been saved from nominations. Sajid Khan has turn into the sanchalak in nearly each job. Fans are questioning what’s the cause behind the identical. If he has well being points, then he mustn’t have come on Bigg Boss 16. Yesterday, Ankit Gupta gave a job to Abdu Rozik to drink two litres of water. The Tajikistan contestant refused the identical. He acquired full help from Sajid Khan. Ankit Gupta who is often very quiet stated he’s not going to be part of the identical. Fans have hailed him for his choice.
Urvashi Dholakia has stated that it’s excessive time Bigg Boss makers replicate and see what there are doing. The complete present is being run for Sajid Khan and his group to this point. It appears Ankit Gupta jokingly advised that Abdu Rozik kiss Sajid Khan on the lips 15 instances.
Abdu saved refusing the duties & the entire recreation turned on Ankit about quitting will totally???? How ??? Bigg boss are u unwell ?? Pls get urself checked!! Kya bakwaas hai @ColorsTV @justvoot
— Urvashi Dholakia (@Urvashi9) November 21, 2022
She has additionally stated that it’s a joke that Sumbul Touqeer’s father is coming repeatedly on the present to information his daughter. This has by no means occurred earlier than for a contestant. The Imlie actress is the very best paid this season. But it’s being stated that her contract had this clause that her father may intrude as she continues to be very younger.
Urvashi Dholakia is among the well-known winners of the present. Salman Khan’s Bigg Boss 16 is a profitable season TRP sensible to this point. But this allegation of it being too biased is rising by the day.
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