Tanya neelam farhana big b*lly

How they body shaming ashnoor is very disturbing. Tanya who show how good she is with people actually is cunning, smart, and very mean. The way she talk to malti you can tell she has that gandi zuban she is just keeping an image of a saaf dil ki sanskari larki. Ashnoor is a sweet and a well mannerd girl. Although iam neutral about her presence in the show i still didnt like the way neelam tanya body shamed her 2 days ago and today during the task. I really hope salman raise this issue on wkw. Farhana also need salman class. She is irritating and annoying. Always fighting on small issues. Poking into others business.

They even went physical. The way they along with kunika were manhandling ashnoor. And they literally planned the violence

Originally posted by: cape

How they body shaming ashnoor is very disturbing. Tanya who show how good she is with people actually is cunning, smart, and very mean. The way she talk to malti you can tell she has that gandi zuban she is just keeping an image of a saaf dil ki sanskari larki. Ashnoor is a sweet and a well mannerd girl. Although iam neutral about her presence in the show i still didnt like the way neelam tanya body shamed her 2 days ago and today during the task. I really hope salman raise this issue on wkw. Farhana also need salman class. She is irritating and annoying. Always fighting on small issues. Poking into others business.

Absolutely agree. Body shaming is never entertainment.

Calling Ashnoor names is just plain mean — not witty, not funny.

Neelam , kunika & Tanya’s behaviour was really disappointing. Tanya especially hides behind the “sanskari” image but her words reveal a lot. I really hope Salman addresses this on WKV

Yes this is the ONLY way to keep Ashnoor relevant in Bigg Boss.

Tanya doesn’t come across as “Sanskaari” anymore — she comes across as arrogant. The way she talks down to people says everything about her, not them.

She claims she wears sarees to empower young women to feel confident and comfortable in their own skin — and then she body-shames Ashnoor on national TV? Calls her names? Seriously? That’s not empowerment, that’s hypocrisy.

Imagine what message this sends to young girls who might look up to her. Absolutely disgusting.

Beauty isn’t about your size or your clothes. It’s in kindness, grace, and how you treat others. You can’t preach confidence and then tear down another woman. That’s not sanskaar — that’s cruelty dressed up in silk.