Bigg Boss 18 Today Episode: Manu Punjabi Defends Vivian Dsena, Says 'Good Looks Ke Saath Paida...'

Bigg Boss 18 today episode: The latest promo of Bigg Boss 18 has created a storm among fans, as Vivian Dsena is seen receiving harsh feedback during Weekend Ka Vaar. Fans are furious as this comes after nearly an entire season of no constructive feedback. The criticism, which suggests "game over" for Vivian, has raised questions about fairness in the show.

Adding to the controversy, Kamya Punjabi, known for supporting Karanveer Mehra and being critical of Vivian, was invited to the episode. Her remarks seemed targeted, leaving fans and viewers questioning the makers' intentions.

Amid this uproar, popular Bigg Boss reviewer and former contestant Manu Punjabi took to his YouTube channel to express his discontent with the way Vivian has been treated.

WHAT MANU PANJABI SAID ABOUT VIVIAN DSENA IN BIGG BOSS 18?

"Aapne jo bhi humko Kamya Punjabi ke through aaj jo Vivian ko batein kehwaayi hai, toh kahin na kahin makers aap bhi yahi chahte the na shayad, ki pehle Vivian haar jaaye, trackless ho jaaye, game ko samajh na paaye, aur phir class conduct karke beizzati bhi karwa dein. Aap logon ne yeh bhi nahi socha ki yahi Kamya Punjabi ji, agar inko pehle bula lete, toh aaj ki misguidance aur confusion kaafi pehle clear ho sakti this," Manu was quoted as saying by India Forums.

The Bigg Boss 10 star also acknowledged Vivian's genuine nature, referencing how housemates and guests have praised him. He highlighted a guest's comment during family week, stating, "You are the most genuine person in the house."

Manu criticized the narrative being set against Vivian, saying, "It's too late now. Makers, you are creating a perception that Dsena is failing, but the game is still on." Fans agreed to Manu's sentiments, flooding social media with support for the Madhubala actor.

As the drama unfolds, it's clear Vivian's journey has struck a chord with the audience, making him a strong contender for the title. Bigg Boss 18 finale is scheduled for January 19, 2025.