Bigg Boss OTT 3 is making waves with new conflicts, friendships, evictions and controversies. A recent incident involving Armaan Malik and Vishal Pandey divided the internet when Malik slapped Pandey for complimenting his second wife, Kritika Malik.
During one of the episodes of Laughter Chefs Unlimited Entertainment, Kashmeera said, “I think Armaan should have warned Vishal instead of slapping him. I understand Armaan got protective of his wife, which is understandable, but because he didn’t hear Vishal’s exact words about Kritika, he should have reacted more maturely. Vishal is a teenager, while Armaan is a grown adult; he should have handled the situation better. However, that’s their personal space, and we are not in a position to comment on it.” Kashmera also said she understood why Armaan acted protectively toward his wife. Even though the slap wasn’t right, his anger and reaction made sense.
Earlier, Armaan’s first wife Payal Malik appeared on the show and disclosed that Vishal had admitted liking Kritika and feeling remorseful about it. Anil and Armaan reprimanded Vishal for his statement, but he continued to deny it. Later, when Armaan attempted to discuss the matter with Vishal, he asked Luv to repeat Vishal’s exact words about Kritika. This angered Armaan, leading to him slapping Vishal. Other housemates intervened to prevent a physical altercation between the two, but tensions remained high.
Vishal Pandey’s sister, Neha Pandey, had also questioned Lovekesh Kataria for not supporting her brother during the slap incident in the Bigg Boss OTT 3 house. “Kataria is also of Vishal’s age. I am sure he also got scared and decided to play safe,” Neha told News18 Showsha in an exclusive interview. She further mentioned that Lovekesh should have clarified the entire incident and questioned him for remaining silent. “Lovekesh did not support him. He should have been there. He should have clarified what Vishal said wasn’t in the wrong way. Vishal did not say anything with bad intentions. Love should have clarified it but he must have thought about how audiences must be thinking about the incident. Therefore, he played safe,” she added.
