Bigg Boss OTT 3: Niti Taylor Slams Makers For Tolerating ‘Violence’ After Armaan Malik’s Slap Incident

Bigg Boss OTT 3: Armaan Malik and Vishal Pandey have been under limelight ever since the former slapped Vishal for passing comments on his wife, Krittika. Now, Niti Taylor came forward and slammed the makers for tolerating 'violence', she also pointed out how the previous seasons used to be more 'stricter'. Furthermore, Niti shed light to the recent incidents when Armaan belittled Sana Makbul and gossiped behind her back.

Niti Taylor Slammed Armaan Malik For Being Mean Towards Sana Makbul

Taking to her Instagram stories, Niti Taylor wrote, "Sana Makbul's determination to win at any cost shouldn't be criticised. The real issue is the biased treatment on 'Bigg Boss,' where contestants like Sana, Vishal and Luv face undue scrutiny while others get away with physical altercations. Past seasons enforced stricter rules, but now violence seems tolerated. The persistent targeting of Sana, especially by men who gossip about her, highlights an unfair dynamic. Her resolve to win isn't the problem; it's the show's declining standards and skewed portrayal of contestants. I don't know her personally but she is actually one against all. What is the reason? Because she wants to win? How stupid is that? Everyone is here to win."

Niti Taylor Slammed Armaan Malik For Slapping Incident To Vishal Pandey

Niti Taylor further praised Sana and wrote, "I don't know Sana Makbul personally, but after watching all the episodes, I just want to say she's one hell of a woman. She's strong and standing tall."

Slamming Armaan and the makers, she wrote, "Meanwhile, there is a man who demeans everyone by talking about their 'aukaat' and claims everyone's career is nowhere that is why they are there in the show. If that's the case, why is he on the show? What influence has he provided to the audience? It's easy to demean people but a real man respects women and others. He thinks one girl is poisoning everyone's mind simply because he knows she is strong. The only reason this man has confidence is because he wasn't sent home after raising his hand, leading him to become someone who constantly talks about 'aukaat.' The double standards are glaring and unfair. "