What's wrong with the Female contestants - Page 2

Originally posted by: mahiya

When Babaji called Lokesh 'Charitra-heen", Lopamudra scolded him.👍🏼

Originally posted by: khamosshhh

It's not like Bani takes selective stands. She keeps herself away from being too vocal. Even for herself she just makes her points and if things drag on, she backs off.

As it is ppl accuse her of being dominating and what not, so I don't find anything wrong in her not interfering, as she is consistent at least.

Again she did not make a scene abt not wanting to dance with Mannu, but refused simply. That was her prerogative and she used it.

Originally posted by: SP2684

I don't expect them to interfere in others' fights at all - But what of having an opinion? Manveer-Rohan's fight aside, Rahul's comment was made as part of a conversation that Lopa, Bani and I think Lokesh were part of - there was no fight there. So either these girls did not find his comment offensive, or they did, but chose not to say anything because it's Rahul making it. Because it does apply to them - the comment was offensive to both Manu and women.

As for Bani, I'm all for stands taken subtly, and I applauded her advice to Lokesh re the bed-sharing situation. But if she (and Lopa) do speak up for themselves, they either do so only selectively, or they agree with Rahul's viewpoint. I find neither of those scenarios admirable. Regarding Bani refusing to dance with Manu, I did not find that a stand - her refusing when Himesh asked would've been a stand - saying nothing then, and rebuffing him twice later is an insult.

As for Bigg Boss - no expectations whatsoever - the only time they say anything is when they're worried about possible public outrage and lawsuits. Both of these are a possibility with the community comments, but unfortunately not when people throw around gender-based insults.

Again, I don't expect people to interfere - but I do expect them to have a point of view on what people in the house say and do, and express it. And this goes for all the contestants, men and women alike.