Rohan Mehra Slams Bigg Boss 19 Body-Shaming: Defends Ashnoor Kaur

Former Bigg Boss contestant Rohan Mehra has taken a strong stand against body-shaming in the BB 19 house. He publicly called out Tanya Mittal, Neelam Giri, and Kunickaa Sadanand for their comments about Ashnoor Kaur's weight. The incident occurred during live feeds where the housemates were seen gossiping about Ashnoor's appearance behind her back. Rohan and Ashnoor share a close bond from their time working together on Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai.

Key Points: Rohan Mehra Defends Ashnoor Kaur Against Bigg Boss Body-Shaming

  • Rohan Mehra shares video evidence of body-shaming incident on social media
  • Tanya and Neelam criticized Ashnoor's weight gain despite gym workouts
  • Housemates claimed Ashnoor's outfit didn't suit her body type
  • Rohan and Ashnoor maintain close bond from Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai days
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Bigg Boss 19: Rohan Mehra slams Tanya Mittal, Neelam Giri for body-shaming Ashnoor Kaur

Former Bigg Boss contestant Rohan Mehra calls out Tanya Mittal, Neelam Giri, and Kunickaa Sadanand for body-shaming Ashnoor Kaur on BB 19 live feed.

"Body shaming is unacceptable. What happened to @ashnoorkaur today was wrong and needs to be called out. - Rohan Mehra"

Mumbai Oct 28

Television actor and former Bigg Boss season 10 contestant Rohan Mehra has come out in support of BB 19 contestant Ashnoor Kaur after she was body shamed by fellow housemates Tanya Mittal, Neelam Giri and Kunickaa Sadanand. S

haring a video of the three body-shaming Ashnoor, behind her back, Rohan wrote, "Body shaming is unacceptable. What happened to @ashnoorkaur today was wrong and needs to be called out. Respect and kindness should be the bare minimum. Shame on you, @iam_kunickaasadanand, @neelamgiri_, and @tanyamittalofficial," giving a thumbs down emoticon.

In one of the live feeds that aired recently, Tanya Mittal and Neelam Giri were seen gossiping about Ashnoor's sudden weight gain. Tanya was seen telling Neelam that despite hitting the gym every single day without fail, Ashnoor had still been putting on weight. To this Neelam had added that despite Ashnoor hitting the gym, working out every single day and doing nothing else in the house, she was surprised as to how Ashnoor was still putting on weight.

Tanya was also heard saying that a few weeks ago, Ashnoor had lost a significant amount of weight but has now gained some of it back and is looking like her mother. The girls were also seen discussing the dress Ashnoor wore during the Bigg Boss Weekend Ka Vaar episode. Both unanimously agreed that the outfit did not suit Ashnoor's body type, especially since she had put on weight.

Towards the end of the video, Tanya was heard saying that if the dress that Ashnoor wore had been worn by Tanya herself or Neelam, it would have looked much prettier. Talking about Rohan and Ashnoor, the two were a part of the iconic show Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai.

They essayed the role of siblings, and even in real life, the two continue to maintain a similar bond. Rohan has been seen always coming out in support of Ashnoor during her BB 19 stint.

- IANS

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Arjun K
This is so disappointing. In a country where we preach "Atithi Devo Bhava" and respect for women, these contestants are gossiping like school kids. Bigg Boss should take strict action against such behavior.
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Sarah B
While I agree body shaming is wrong, let's not forget this is a reality show designed for drama. The producers probably encourage such conversations for TRP. The real issue is why we as audience enjoy watching this.
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Meera T
As an Indian woman who has faced body shaming from relatives my whole life, this hits close to home. Weight fluctuations are normal! Why are we still judging women based on their appearance? Shame on them! 😠
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Rohit P
Good on Rohan for being a true friend. In our Indian culture, we value relationships and standing by our loved ones. This shows real character unlike the petty gossip inside the house.
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Kavya N
The comment about "looking like her mother" is particularly hurtful. In Indian families, we're taught to respect our elders, not use them as insults. This kind of mentality needs to change. 💔

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